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| Topic subject | colored dome lights |
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7649, colored dome lights Posted by bugdoubt, Sep-20-01 08:15 PM
well I guess I would mean the rearview mirror interior lights all the ones I get burn up like the color burns right off of them. does anyone know of any that are quality or have run into this problem that can point me in the right direction?
thanks
are any on ebay any good?
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7650, RE: colored dome lights Posted by tim97rs, Sep-21-01 03:00 AM
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7651, RE: colored dome lights Posted by LunarEclipse, Sep-21-01 04:30 AM
hey bro what up...I've got the answer and it will only cost you a couple of dollars and you can use your stock bulbs. I wanted my car to be red in the inside. The bottom lights I bought have lasted almost a year now, but the rearview mirror ones like you said burned off. I just took a permanent red sharpy and colored the clear lenses that cover the bulbs, I put about two layers to match my bottom lights and they shine dark red. You would think it was the red bulbs. Try this with some other colors and see what happens, if you don't like take some paint thinner or nail polish remover and take it off and start again.
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7652, RE: colored dome lights Posted by eclipzGST, Sep-21-01 06:57 PM
I did the same thing on the lower bulbs cause the red stuff didn't cover the whole bulb and put out a little whit light around where the metal meets the glass. It's worked good for 3 months so far...
-Tony 98' GS-T

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7653, RE: colored dome lights Posted by bugdoubt, Sep-21-01 07:43 PM
Thanks for the link tim. Lunar that worked great now I got a nice red glow all around for free nice one. eclipz I'm trying it out on my lower ones right now.
thanks for the help
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