Try it and see if it works, that is one way to find out.

 

Thank you teach you are the wind beneath my wings although I haven't a clue as to what too use in place of the lense I don't want too try nthis on a real cover till I know it works .

 

Aiden, DO NOT DO THE LOWER....that looks horrible

And Rocket, calm down. Papa is here to help you lol...
You can forget the VHT for the eyelids. Tape off the shape, sand, AP, primer (primer is thick so it would help with the opacity), 2 match, then a light then heavy clear. Once you did that, the lights would be foggy wherever you sanded, obviously, but you could take off the paint if you wanted to.

For 40 bucks, I think I would buy the ebay top ones. I thought they were more expensive, might be on my spring break list. Heres my vinyl ones, but I think I like the Ebays more

 

Glad I could raise you up

 

My theory was too put the adhesive down first so the primer would stick to it and not a sanded lense cover.. then I could stip it if needed and still have a clean cover. know what I mean. btws ap whats that???????

 

a can of good primer plus the drive/not knowing if it will last is about 1/4 of the stick on eyelid. Is an extra hour of work not worth it?

 

yes it's worth it just trying to get around the sanded cover is all

 

rocket I dont think you will ever peel the paint off if that is what you are asking. If you want it to be removable then buy the clip ons from e-bay

 

No need to get all outta hand You posted up in someone else's basically, and in order for an appropriate amount of responses to occur, you really need to start your own thread for that stuff.

 

Matt I kind of like the top and bottom eyelids look. i think it looks really good. just me