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08-06-2006, 01:53 PM
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Fantastic Plastic
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Mars most of the time
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Ok this may sound strange or a bit tacky , but the results were excellent .
I thought I would try the following / nothin to loose ... The bright yellow'ish color of the rear courtesy lights and the centre roof light was annoying me , don't ask me why - it just did ..lol , Anyway i though i would try removing the globes and coloring them in with a blue permanent marker , worked really well , came out like tinted blue glass. It didn't matter too much about streakyness from the texta or anything , just tryed to get the color consistent all over , once behind the globe covers u cant even see any of that , and the results were amazing for 2 minutes of coloring in ..lol.. I though , hey i got nothin too loose , if i didn't like it i could of cleaned the blue off the globes with some metho. Very nice now , has a nice blue mood to it  .
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2 minute light mod job !
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