bobsgym
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I saw a kj pic of guy who put eye lids on his head lights. anyone know where to buy them or make them. I think they are really cool looking. Makes it look it's mad.
Head light eye lids.
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Ry' N Jen
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Use window tint film.
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Ry' N Jen
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Before you do this mod, check your Motor Vehicle Act/Regulations to
see if this modification is legal. (I doubt it!)
Here is a way that I have used, just not for my KJ.
Clean head lamp throughly, with glass cleaner, then spray a little soapy
water onto headlamp.
Place the window tint film over the part of the headlamp and the angle
that you want covered.
Using a section of windshield wiper blade or a credit card with a micro
fiber cloth wrapped over the edge, work the film into position and squeegee
out any bubbles and small creases (if any) and let dry.
You can use a hair drier to speed drying time, just don't cook the film.
Once dry, trim the excess window tint material with a new ex-acto knife.
An inexpensive way to achieve the look you are after. And a good way to
spend an afternoon on a day off!
Any more questions, feel free to pm me.
Cheers
Ry'
see if this modification is legal. (I doubt it!)
Here is a way that I have used, just not for my KJ.
Clean head lamp throughly, with glass cleaner, then spray a little soapy
water onto headlamp.
Place the window tint film over the part of the headlamp and the angle
that you want covered.
Using a section of windshield wiper blade or a credit card with a micro
fiber cloth wrapped over the edge, work the film into position and squeegee
out any bubbles and small creases (if any) and let dry.
You can use a hair drier to speed drying time, just don't cook the film.
Once dry, trim the excess window tint material with a new ex-acto knife.
An inexpensive way to achieve the look you are after. And a good way to
spend an afternoon on a day off!
Any more questions, feel free to pm me.
Cheers
Ry'
kbooneKJ
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I had a post asking this a long time ago and I remember someone saying to use vinyl calon (dont know how to spell that) but its a piece of vinyl sticker that is used in auto decals. just ask a print shop or decal place for any scraps. then do the same as above to install it
