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12-28-2001, 02:27 AM
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Painting clears
Back when it was cool I bought a set of clears. I've grown fond of the red/clears and would like to know if anybody knows how to crack open the clears so as to be painted and then how to re-seal them without having them look half-assed. :help:
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12-31-2001, 05:48 PM
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you can heat them up with a hair dryer and they should pry apart. then go to wal-mart and buy some testors transparent candy apple red paint made for model cars and paint it. then use some sealent and seal the lenses up good and then you have red clears. that is all you have to do to make red-clears.
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Yea what he said however when you do paint. put them side by side and do light even coats. You may need 2-3 light coats. Don't put too much and let it dry between coats.
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