Removing Paint from lenses
#1
Removing Paint from lenses
I have recently purchased an '06 3LT and will be using it for my 80 a day commute. I love the 30.7 mpg I got on my first drive in and the combined 26 mpg. Here is my dilema...the P.O. tinted the tail lights (not a problem they look great and are very visable at night or when the brakes are applied) but they also blacked out the backup light lenses. The car has dark tinted windows so when I am backing into my driveway (or anywhere else) at night I can't see a friggin' thing! I have to roll both windows down and use the mirrors. It looks as though the P.O. used a paint like Nightshade or something. Everything I have looked at says not to use it on plastic so I am wondering if there is anything out there that will take this paint off or am I at the mercy of the D(St)ealer for a set of backup light lenses? Any help is appreciated!
#6
I actually think I have a spare pair as well. So if you try to remove the paint and ruin them, let me know.
I had my spare pair painted and on my car currently, so my stockers are just sitting in a box.
I had my spare pair painted and on my car currently, so my stockers are just sitting in a box.
#7
sent you a message on Facebook, Mike.
#9
I tried LEDs in the reverse housings, they didn't project AT ALL.
I now have a set of nighthawk bulbs in the reverse housings, and they still don't do much. Luckily my LED tail lights are pretty darn bright and I just tap the brake in reverse to see something
I now have a set of nighthawk bulbs in the reverse housings, and they still don't do much. Luckily my LED tail lights are pretty darn bright and I just tap the brake in reverse to see something