baking headlights and blackout tail lights

[maxmar04]

has anyone here baked their headlights on the sedan? how did it turn out? post pics please
also im thinking about blacking out my tail lights, they r just a little too red for me should i do the whole tail light or everything but the top half (reverse light)? i saw the second idea from the dub edition sedan at sema 08 and i thought i was pretty cool
thanks

 

[mnc43]

I am currently in the process of blacking out my tails exactly like the dub car. I will let you know how it turns out.

 

[robthoke]

I am currently in the process of blacking out my tails exactly like the dub car. I will let you know how it turns out.

Post photos when you are able to please.

 

[mnc43]

No problem. Should be the first week of Dec. when everything is finished up. I will update this feed as soon as they are up.

 

[radicaltimes]

Why would you want to bake your headlights ?

 

[scottdk]

I am currently in the process of blacking out my tails exactly like the dub car. I will let you know how it turns out.

What process are you using, i.e. film, spray etc.?

 

[mnc43]

Baking the headlights I believe is used as a method if you are going to open the case up for something like painting the interior or adding LED DRL's or something like that. I am looking at making that mod next. Adding the Audi style LED lights in the headlights...well, I guess it could be the Equus style LED lights now!

As for the method that I am using It is going to be a tinted clear spray and then overlay of normal clear and polish for the shine. Same process DUB used on the SEMA Genesis.

 

[scottdk]

As for the method that I am using It is going to be a tinted clear spray and then overlay of normal clear and polish for the shine. Same process DUB used on the SEMA Genesis.

I've used this process on a Grand Prix I owned years ago, and it works great and it very cheap.