Fixng the needle outage problem...
11-23-10, 05:06 PM
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Fixng the needle outage problem...
Here's a solution. Paint the needles with the glow in the dark paint that you get from Walmart's craft section. LOL
11-24-10, 02:58 PM
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Right on. I'm going to try to paint the needles with super glow paint including behind the gauge and see how that turns out. The needles will have a weird looking whitish paint but at night, it'll be bright like a ****. I don't know about the paint behind the gauge, hopefully that will do something for it. Other than that, I'm from Lil Saigon. LOL
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11-29-10, 05:54 PM
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Right on. I'm going to try to paint the needles with super glow paint including behind the gauge and see how that turns out. The needles will have a weird looking whitish paint but at night, it'll be bright like a ****. I don't know about the paint behind the gauge, hopefully that will do something for it. Other than that, I'm from Lil Saigon. LOL
11-29-10, 07:52 PM
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alot of peoiple are against painting needles because of the fact it adds weight to them and can effect how the gauges read i know when i did it to the supra i had to change back to stock let us know how it works might be better for the lexus
11-29-10, 11:18 PM
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I won't be doing layers of it. More like a very light layer since the paint I'm getting are like super glow. It stays on for about 12 hours from what I heard after getting like a 15 minute charge from a light source. But these super glow paint are expensive just for a 4 ounce bottle.
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