2brian0 wrote:Just my opinion but it cracks me up how people on forums tell other people what they need to do to their cars or what they don't like about the other persons car. Instead, why not just compliment them on what you do like and leave it at that. It's especially funny when these comments come from people with completely stock cars or their own car doesn't even have the mod. they are telling the other person they "need." Things would be pretty boring if all our cars were the same.
I posted the same thing in a thread of mine earlier... thank god someone else feels the same way... I def love the originality... even if what someone else has done isn't your cup of tea, just respect, keep it positive, and keep it moving. One love for all the mod freaks out there.2brian0 wrote:Just my opinion but it cracks me up how people on forums tell other people what they need to do to their cars or what they don't like about the other persons car. Instead, why not just compliment them on what you do like and leave it at that. It's especially funny when these comments come from people with completely stock cars or their own car doesn't even have the mod. they are telling the other person they "need." Things would be pretty boring if all our cars were the same.
You mentioned that you used lamin-x on your headlight and that it is already cut for the headlight. Where can I purchase this product? is it on a website? Does it come in different percentage of tint? Please tell me,....your coupe looks sweet with them. I've always love the frost white coupe but with the lip and painted grill and the lightly tinted headlights, the whole package looks great!KpSoLja wrote:when tinting headlights dont use regular tint. you need vinyl. tint has an adhesive that will eat the plastic. i got my tint from lamin-x. good stuff. it is already cut for the headlight. a little time and hot blow dryer just to tuck the edge and your done. 15 minutes for both lights. i had help from my dad. he held the blowdryer. get gloves. blowdryer air burns.lol use a couple latex gloves for your "protection"