how my brother and I blew out the headlights =) - Toyota Corona, 1.8 L, 1999
somehow got used to the car, and I wanted to change something, outside… we
decided to blow out the headlights with varnish…
and that's what came of it…
since there was no experience in this. everything was done by the method of scientific poking ... and somehow they were in a hurry and did not take into account the fact * do not write against the wind *, and the whole next day, he smelled whisperite and wiped it =) as it became with a red tint
everything is super, beautiful
but there is one drawback, this procedure will have to be done twice a year. as the varnish fades ... =)
Price tag: 400 ₽
Wasn't it easier to remove the headlights? it's about 10 minutes, but neither newspapers nor dust and the trunk would not be painted)
ustilimsk1989
what if you painted a car? would also blow out around the room)? I'm talking about the very fact that it wasn't ice.
not done by ice, process or end result?
let's each stay with our own opinion, I'm not expecting only positive comments, but the phrase delirium is not useful here either
so the wing is painted completely, why paint it inside))) Why do you react that way? Or do you only expect positive comments?
I am of the opinion that one wrote. and everyone repeats.
where you can see what is not done? that it is not so visible, that it is not so visible if I posted only the final result. then EVERYONE would write wow, how cool,
I laid out the whole process, it made me happy, and it is more convenient for me ...
admit it, when the wing is painted, it is not always removed, and painted inside? =))
what if you painted a car? would also blow out around the room)? I'm talking about the very fact that it wasn't ice.
and you see what's not painted over there? the headlamp is not realistic to remove, since the number is screwed ON LADLY ...
or do you consider yourself smarter than others?
what the hell? and where the number is blocking the headlight is not painted over chtoli? It's easier and really to remove the headlight.