Taillights
05-29-04, 11:31 PM
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Taillights
Hey guys
I dont know what year es300 it is but, The taillights are clear in the middle where the amber is supposed to be. My question is if I didnt want to go through the hassle of trying to put my taillights in the oven and trying to scrape the amber off can I just paint over the amber with paint. Would the paint even show up because of the amber? thanx Club_es
I dont know what year es300 it is but, The taillights are clear in the middle where the amber is supposed to be. My question is if I didnt want to go through the hassle of trying to put my taillights in the oven and trying to scrape the amber off can I just paint over the amber with paint. Would the paint even show up because of the amber? thanx Club_es
05-30-04, 03:11 AM
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They came clear in the 2000+ up models if I'm not mistaken...
What year ES do you have? Some have taken the oven route and cleared out the amber in the tails, just like the headlights. I read that it's a bit more tedious though, and more fragile as well. Use the search button for more info...
What year ES do you have? Some have taken the oven route and cleared out the amber in the tails, just like the headlights. I read that it's a bit more tedious though, and more fragile as well. Use the search button for more info...
05-31-04, 07:34 PM
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Originally posted by club_es300
Hey guys
I dont know what year es300 it is but, The taillights are clear in the middle where the amber is supposed to be. My question is if I didnt want to go through the hassle of trying to put my taillights in the oven and trying to scrape the amber off can I just paint over the amber with paint. Would the paint even show up because of the amber? thanx Club_es
Hey guys
I dont know what year es300 it is but, The taillights are clear in the middle where the amber is supposed to be. My question is if I didnt want to go through the hassle of trying to put my taillights in the oven and trying to scrape the amber off can I just paint over the amber with paint. Would the paint even show up because of the amber? thanx Club_es
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