Headlight Tint
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I agree. Do not tint the headlights.
However, if you want a darker looking headlight, I would suggest to pay someone to paint the inside of the headlight housing, not the clear part, but the surface behind the bulbs etc. Doesnt restrict light output and looks really good. Some other members have done this same procedure.
However, if you want a darker looking headlight, I would suggest to pay someone to paint the inside of the headlight housing, not the clear part, but the surface behind the bulbs etc. Doesnt restrict light output and looks really good. Some other members have done this same procedure.
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Fronts are simply a bad idea, I dunno about you but I already find the lights on the the IS not very bright, high beams yes but regular lights no, so u don’t IMO have any light output to spare... also front headlights take a beating from all the stuff that hits them day to day and regardless of whether you do plasti dip, overlay tint or VHT night shades it will eventually look like crap. I’ve done all them. If u want darker headlights, as last guy suggested, either DIY and open headlights and paint the silver black...or find a person that can do it.
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Dont do the fronts. A light smoke to the rear is ok, although your liable in an accident if it’s discovered.
Fronts are simply a bad idea, I dunno about you but I already find the lights on the the IS not very bright, high beams yes but regular lights no, so u don’t IMO have any light output to spare... also front headlights take a beating from all the stuff that hits them day to day and regardless of whether you do plasti dip, overlay tint or VHT night shades it will eventually look like crap. I’ve done all them. If u want darker headlights, as last guy suggested, either DIY and open headlights and paint the silver black...or find a person that can do it.
Fronts are simply a bad idea, I dunno about you but I already find the lights on the the IS not very bright, high beams yes but regular lights no, so u don’t IMO have any light output to spare... also front headlights take a beating from all the stuff that hits them day to day and regardless of whether you do plasti dip, overlay tint or VHT night shades it will eventually look like crap. I’ve done all them. If u want darker headlights, as last guy suggested, either DIY and open headlights and paint the silver black...or find a person that can do it.
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I agree. Do not tint the headlights.
However, if you want a darker looking headlight, I would suggest to pay someone to paint the inside of the headlight housing, not the clear part, but the surface behind the bulbs etc. Doesnt restrict light output and looks really good. Some other members have done this same procedure.
However, if you want a darker looking headlight, I would suggest to pay someone to paint the inside of the headlight housing, not the clear part, but the surface behind the bulbs etc. Doesnt restrict light output and looks really good. Some other members have done this same procedure.
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