Vinyl/plasti dip tail lights?
Re: Vinyl/plasti dip tail lights?
We have a full flat bed scanner at my office in Carmel if you ever need it...
Re: Vinyl/plasti dip tail lights?
< I'm a doofus. I thought you were saying they had some with cutouts. What I did is used wax paper, taped it down, used a sharpie, traced the lights, took a photo, traced it in illustrator, added some extra space around the outside edges. Just neither AdrianX nor myself have had a chance to get it printed and test it out. I'd kind of prefer to have someone else do that part, just to have another pair of eyes on it
Re: Vinyl/plasti dip tail lights?
You will want to check your state codes, this would not be legal in Pa. I just read the myriad pages of the Pa. code and I believe that many new cars actually do not meet our codes. LOL It is unbelievable that they could write that many pages covering the requirements for illumination and reflectors>
Re: Vinyl/plasti dip tail lights?
I'm actually looking into doing a full redout on my taillights soon. Truthfully I've always felt that Crossfire taillights are a smidge tacky and I like the clean look of a solid red taillight. There is a company called RVinyl that makes pre-cut film for our cars. I've bought things from them in the past for some of my previous cars with great success as well. I'll post up some pictures once I get around to doing it.
Rtint® Chrysler Crossfire 2004-2008 Tail Light Tint|Film
They also offer several different options of pre-cut tinted vinyl for our cars as well. (smoked, tinted, blackout, etc.)
Rtint® Chrysler Crossfire 2004-2008 Tail Light Tint|Film
They also offer several different options of pre-cut tinted vinyl for our cars as well. (smoked, tinted, blackout, etc.)