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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 18
| Well I got the guts to modify the bike. I must admit that they turned out awesome! Man does it add attitude to the bike! Check out the pics!
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Cruiser
Posts: 233
flagstaff, AZ | Good job, agree it does change the attitude of the bike |
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Cruiser
Posts: 169
Iowa | Can you share the details? How, what, $$$. It looks great. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 18
| Thanks! I purchased the VHT nightshades aerosol tint. Very easy to do. Removed the lights and then wet sanded the lights with dish soap and 2000 grit wet sandpaper. Then sprayed the lenses with the VHT. Don't do any more than 3 coats. Then I put 4 coats of clear coat on the lenses. Then wet sand the lights again after the clear coat. This will take all imperfections like dust out etc. then take mequires compound and buff out the lense. And voila! There is step by step instructions on YouTube. Just search VHT light install the is a 2 part instruction video. Total cost was VHT night shades (13.99) mequires compound (9.99). Total cost 25.00 and time 2-3 hours. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 752
Broken Arrow, OK | Definitely sharp on a black bike. Great job |
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