whitecorsawayne
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Registered: 21st Mar 05
Location: Blackpool
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As above really,
i know the standard lights on a corsa are red anyway really, but when i get my car sprayed Candy red, whats the best way to get the rear lights blended in more??
spray them in the same colour?? i want them all red, so it all blends in good, can this be done??
cheers wayne 
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Icy
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Registered: 31st Jan 01
Location: Edinburgh Drives: Mk3 Golf Gti
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yup
claire r had that done
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whitecorsawayne
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Registered: 21st Mar 05
Location: Blackpool
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what??
to just get em sprayed?? thats the best thing to do??
in that case, could i get my lexus lights sprayed?? saves me buying the standard ones again, and also, i like the light positions better on the lexus ones.......would that work do you know??
wayne
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Blue
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Registered: 24th Feb 03
Location: Sideways
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My standard corsa lights are for sale in the classifieds section for a tenner.
Go and buy them 
It will look better than if you spray lexi's
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whitecorsawayne
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Registered: 21st Mar 05
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spoke to the garage where my car is going in for the work to be done.......im going back to the standard rear light but getting them sprayed in the candy red so they blend into the car and so it will look all one.....
what you think about that? that the right way to go??
wayne
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Richie B
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Registered: 18th Apr 04
Location: Newcastle
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if they have more then a very light spraying i wouldve thought you could get pulled for it
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Corsa_cutie85
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Registered: 22nd Aug 05
Location: County Durham
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i've seen a polo that was bright red and he sprayed his back lights red and with his boot being flushed in it looked lush - my lights are lightly sprayed black on my black car, you can still see that they are afetr market lights but the look tinted - pics coming soon in my garage
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