Quote from: Darkside on December 27, 2013, 10:23:32 AM
Looking good! I'm curious to what your opinion will be with the headlights. I flat out LOVE the look during the day, but less than thrilled at night. If you live in a fairly lit area I think they are fine. I find myself driving around in dark areas with my brights on. They will cut down the light because I've yet to be flashed driving with the brights on. My windshield is also tinted so that isn't helping me any either.
Quote from: Darkside on December 28, 2013, 11:04:38 AM
Mac, I went from having above factory lights to shitty ones. Luckily I drive most of the time during daylight. If it didn't look so good I would tear them off.
You know, as I studied the car and pondered your experience, I noticed that most of the appearance inside the headlight cowl is black anyway....... so last night I decided to hold off on tinting the heads, at least until I've got the LEDs finished. No problems with the tails driving last night, but i don't want to be blind at night. May buy a couple of sheets of the gunsmoke and just tape them in place (adhesive side out) to see about light transmission. Thanks for the input!
I will be working on a few small bubbles in the Lamin-X tails today. It is also worth noting that the injection nipples and DOT cert numbers are on the inside of the headlights cowls... BUT are on the
outside of tail light lenses. This causes some surface irregularity where the film cannot completely adhere.
Currently I love the look... drove to the dealer to get the wife's truck last night and several salesman were admiring them and very complimentary on the look. ( also showed it to a couple of BIMI 5s at stop lights going home... LOL) If I decide to stay with these I'll remove the ones I have now, sand off the nipples, polish the lenses again, and reapply the film to a completely smooth surface. I should have know and done it first anyway.
Pics below taken 36 hours after application of the Lamin-X Front headlight is mostly black.

Here's an injection nipple and lifted film due to it.

Overall the job still Looks acceptable,,at least for a trial (The wife's truck in the background... Christmas decoration! Yea, we like black cars, LOL)



More to follow after a few decisions and the last of the LEDs to the front lighting.