Look At This

do any of u kno how to do the red out on the tails? i jus saw this car with them on the org, i think its nice as hell!!

I forgot the guys name but he posted it on maxima.org and said that he painted them.

oh

it be easy to do, or more trouble than its worth>?

its nice:)

Is it legal? That is a really nice stance on that car.

no it's not illegal because if you notice most american cars have red turn signals.

Actually it is illegal, because there are no white reverse lights on your car, just the red ones. Just don't back out near a cop.

y does all the cool stuff have to be illegal

who needs reverse lights

i hear ya, not like its gonna keep all the dipshit in the parking lot of WALMART from hittin ya any. makes me wonder y in the hell most women are allowed to drive. hell when i was at work at target before i moved here, som lady in an suv hit the carts my friend was pushin in and bout broke his leg

Originally posted by 97wvmax
som lady in an suv hit the carts my friend was pushin in and bout broke his leg

:eek:
What a bad driver...
I hope he's okay.

Originally posted by 97wvmax
y does all the cool stuff have to be illegal

B/c all cool legal stuff gets played out.
:D

ya he is, he was still on crutches before i moved tho. they said he jus had a really bad contusion.

that's a sweet ass !! :buck

That shit looks tuff. I am about to get my amber taken out my tailights tommorow. Maybe if more people start to do that red shit I will do it. Can't risk no more tickets 4 dum shit though.

Go to any hobby shop where they sell model cars/airplanes/boats/tanks/robotrons/RC cars/whatever and buy the Candy Apple Translucent. $3.50/can.

The rest is as follows: masking tape and newspaper to tape off the amber part of the lens and keep the overspray off the rest of the car (I left my trunk open), maybe an x-acto knife to trim excess masking tape away from the amber part. Then use a lint-free cloth to clean the amber lens with rubbing alcohol (or you can do that before you tape and a once-over after to be sure). Then, start spraying with light, even strokes about 6" away from the lens. Put on a light coat, wait 1/2 hour, apply the next coat, wait another 1/2 hour, stare at it, and quit if you think it's the "redness" you want. Then coat with clear or light smoke to seal.

Here's a photo after I had done some painting. Don't get in a hurry like I did. I applied the 2nd coat too soon after the first and started to get runs & "orange peel". Shoulda known better, I've done enough painting. Just don't do it when it's cold, 60F or warmer. Take your time. If you prefer, remove the lenses from the car so that you can lay them flat to ensure no runs.


http://slvander.home.mindspring.com/Maxima/Maximaah_Lens.JPG