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Old 22 Sep 2009, 04:31 pm
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Default Where can I go to blackout tail lights?

For my boyfriends birthday I wanted to go get his taillights blacked out. He has been talking about doing it to his truck for some time now. He just purchased a 2009 Honda Ridgeline. I was wondering:































1. where would I go to do this? Because I know you can just buy the stuff but I dont trust myself haha































I am located in Southern California area. As for if you think it will look ugly or blah blah blah please keep it to yourself. He wants it so Im going to do it.















Thank you ahead of time for your responses!
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Old 22 Sep 2009, 04:46 pm
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you can take his truck to a stereo install shop. they usually do more then just install stereos. they do tint as well. you can also look on craigslist, some people will come to your house and do it right in your drive way.
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Well, good luck,blah, blah, blah when someone who doesn't see those blacked out lights come on rear ends you and the cop tells your boy friend that since his brake lights were illegal he is considered to be at fault, even though he was rear ended.
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get VHT night shades from advance auto parts. its $11 dollars. do it your self. just clean the lenses with rubbing alcohol and let them dry. mask off the lights and cover the car. shake the can throughly for proper atomization of the paint. do about 3 coats. let it dry and dun dun duhhh! blacked out tail lights.
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