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krazeddd

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30th Dec 13 at 17:04

soooo...Is it possible to smoke your own rear clusters and front lights cos i cant find a tutorial anywhere, can anyone tell me how to? thanks

jiraffe

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30th Dec 13 at 17:13

do it old school and use some tights

Richie

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31st Dec 13 at 16:16

Plenty of £5 cans on ebay with instructions buddy.

Corsa_Sport21

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31st Dec 13 at 16:18

You will need to melt them down to ash, then you have a few options on how to smoke them. I recommend a simple fag paper.

Richie

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2nd Jan 14 at 10:13

Balling

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2nd Jan 14 at 10:19

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Originally posted by krazeddd
soooo...Is it possible to smoke your own rear clusters and front lights cos i cant find a tutorial anywhere, can anyone tell me how to? thanks

There are a couple of options for DIY smoked lights.

Two most popular approaches are tinting spray and self adhesives.

Tinting spray is probably the easiest option, but it tends to look cheap and can often make the lights look dull and brown-ish.

When it comes to self adhesives, a lot of people go for the Lamin-X brand. If done properly it can look very good and last for quite a while.
Application can be difficult, but there's lots of good guides on youtube.