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01 Headlight Black Outs

Where can I get some headlight black outs for 01 Crown Vic? are they covers or painted on? Done a lot of work to it would like to post some photo, but don't know how here?
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Re: 01 Headlight Black Outs

Assuming you know any legal issues in your state/county/city and the effect on seeing at night, Niteshades work wonders. Alot of people use it on taillights and works the same on headlights. Go over it with a few coats of clear coat so make it shine and last a long time.

You can make a flickr account or supermotors account to upload pictures.
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