http://www.tidewaterlightning.com/fo...pic.php?t=1071

I plan on doing this for the same reason, looks good to me.

 

I cant see the pics over there, what did he do? I am planning on modding some taillights so I am pretty intrested in this.

31C

 

i tried to do that with the aftermarket ones and the center of the light collapsed, which forced me to throw them in the trash im determined to do it again.. the black aftermarket ones i got which are my second set are always getting moisture in them, even though i sealed them with silicone, they continue to get it..

 

He baked the tailights to seperate them, then use rubbing alchohol to remove all the chrome and resealed them up. They're black under the chrome.

Alternative to buying the black-statin finish ones online.

 

I almost bought the black aftermarket ones but I hear they have trouble with moisture. Maybe the moisture comes in where the bulbs are plugged in?

 

Wouldn't that still be 'rice' though?

 

Looks good on a red truck.

 

200 degrees for 10 - 12 minutes, thats great if you have an oven.


Can some one please reccomend a cooking time for people who only have a microwave?

 

Microwave works mostly by heating the water molecules in the item

I wouldnt suggest it for plastic

 

I think "Power Level - 1" on my old microwave said 225 or something.

 

How long should we wait for the silicone to dry?

 

LMFAO!!

 

Grab some Chef Boyardi and cook it with em...that might work

 

Im doing this now, but I can't get in the tight areas. Any ideas?

 

Reminds me of being drunk in college