Question about VHt
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Question about VHt
Hey guys i'm in the process of doing my taillights and I was wondering if most people taped off the reverse lights when they did the VHT. I haven't seen anyone talk about that in the write ups.
Do you tape just the light of everything from the light over the end?
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Do you tape just the light of everything from the light over the end?
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Thats what I did. Made, basically a ring of tape on the outside, and folded it over, then applied small pieces of tape to conceal everything. I did have a small bit go through on the outsides, don't know how though, but i got a bit of enamel reducer onto a paper towel and it came right off. Just take your time and make sure there are NO openings, and you'll be fine. Here's mine
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Ya just tape around the light.
I like it better without the VHT on the reverse lights because it adds to the silver theme on cars. Your car looks good '02 Double U S-6.
Has anyone done it that way on Camaro tail lights?
I like it better without the VHT on the reverse lights because it adds to the silver theme on cars. Your car looks good '02 Double U S-6.
Has anyone done it that way on Camaro tail lights?
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Thats what I did. Made, basically a ring of tape on the outside, and folded it over, then applied small pieces of tape to conceal everything. I did have a small bit go through on the outsides, don't know how though, but i got a bit of enamel reducer onto a paper towel and it came right off. Just take your time and make sure there are NO openings, and you'll be fine. Here's mine
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Thats what I did. Made, basically a ring of tape on the outside, and folded it over, then applied small pieces of tape to conceal everything. I did have a small bit go through on the outsides, don't know how though, but i got a bit of enamel reducer onto a paper towel and it came right off. Just take your time and make sure there are NO openings, and you'll be fine. Here's mine