Front Indicator / Reflector Mod Pictures

[n8dogg455]

So i wanted to put a post up here to show some more details about my Indicator Mod
this way i might not have to type 10 pm's a day regarding it.

this mod could be done so it looks white like mine, or could be done so amber dots shine through at night.

PLEASE CLICK PICS TO VIEW LARGER ONES .....

Pm me with any questions


first lets cook up something nice :




the hardest part was deciding what pattern i liked the best




then i had to mark where the dots would look best.
and trial it on the black paper.




and after some precise marking and punches this is how it looks






and how it looks with the light shining thru

[Netforcer]

good stuff... i actually like the second pattern better, but o well...

How's the weather up in PA?
Way too cold and rainy in MD to do anything right now for me

[n8dogg455]

thanks, like i said that was by far the hardest part of the retro,
i can't make up my mind....


the weather is bad up here as well, except a nice heated garage helps that

[Brandon402]

One question. When you put the assembly back together, do you just re bake them? Or do you seal it with new sealent or something?

[n8dogg455]

Originally Posted by Brandon402

One question. When you put the assembly back together, do you just re bake them? Or do you seal it with new sealent or something?

you could just rebake them
but i didn't trust that so i used some extra sealant as well

[einstein]

i dont know. to me the brighter the better, the safer. your mod actually cuts down on visibility.

[geoff5093]

What temperature did ou put the oven on, and did you have the door open the whole time? Also, about how long was it in there for?

Im going to do that with my headlights soon, but dont want to melt the plastic :P

[n8dogg455]

250 for 10 mins
door open and oven on....

all lights are differnet tho, so just check them every so often