I was poking around c2c's site and i saw their eyelids, so i ordered them for my radiant red tacoma and i searched and saw no threads about them so i decided to do a little write up
my first impression when i opened the box was i payed 25 bucks for this?!?!
so i went outside and started to put them on so i first cleaned off the headlights(to reduce bubbles) and got every single piece of bug guts off, very tedious and took about 30 min a light.
i started on the drivers side on the inward side close to the grill and then realized it would be easier to start on the fender side because there is a little dip in the eyelids to fid where the hood meets the fenders. well sounds easy enough right who cant get a sticker on??\
not nearly that east my first one looked like shit, so genious idea appears. take it off and restick it, even worse idea. i ended up getting wrinkles no matter who meticulous i was i used my finger to squeege the air out as much as possible. well i guess thats enough reading you guys proabably wanna see some pics
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Last edited by 06RadiantTacoma; 06-21-2007 at 09:56 PM.
yeah i realized that after all was said and done who knows i might order another set and try again cause i really think they look good (from about 10 feet)
i had a similar problem when i first tried....u need soapy water and a hair dryer to get it around the curve of the headlight ...i guess u kinda have to stretch it while its nice and hot to get it just right...i recommended some sort of instructions to xrobber but i guess they didnt think it was necessary ...u arent the first to have this problem
What I did was I took the sticker off the piece of paper, drenched the sticky side with soapy water, that allowed me to move it around as much as I wanted until I got it where I wanted. Then I squeegeed all the bubbles with a credit card. Then plugged a hair dryer into the bed outlets and dryed them off one at a time and used the credit card at the same time. The next day after it dryed completley, I used a safety pin to get out the excess bubbles. Came out pretty good, I think.
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