Blacking out taillights
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I had smoke covers...
then I got some professionally smoke tinted ones off ebay:
dumped them for some others I painted and kept the brake and reverse parts unpainted....would not pass inspection and I was afraid I would get pulled over.....I just wet sanded the areas I wanted to paint with 1500 grit sandpaper and then taped off the areas I did not want to paint...took all of about an hour...
I highly recommend not painting the reverse or brakes completely.
then I got some professionally smoke tinted ones off ebay:
dumped them for some others I painted and kept the brake and reverse parts unpainted....would not pass inspection and I was afraid I would get pulled over.....I just wet sanded the areas I wanted to paint with 1500 grit sandpaper and then taped off the areas I did not want to paint...took all of about an hour...
I highly recommend not painting the reverse or brakes completely.
Last edited by jkeaton; 04-09-2012 at 08:34 PM. Reason: added more info.
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I had smoke covers...
then I got some professionally nightshaded ones off ebay:
dumped them for some others I painted and kept the brake and reverse parts unpainted....would not pass inspection and I was afraid I would get pulled over.....
I highly recommend not painting the reverse or brakes completely.
then I got some professionally nightshaded ones off ebay:
dumped them for some others I painted and kept the brake and reverse parts unpainted....would not pass inspection and I was afraid I would get pulled over.....
I highly recommend not painting the reverse or brakes completely.
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That event just solidified my reasoning.
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also bought the truck with a small dent in the rear quarter panel, knocked quite a bit off the price so oooo well
and the gf is way too scared to drive norma jean