Show me your tailights!
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Show me your tailights!
been thinking about getting some different tailights for my 2000 f350. Problem is everything I find looks kinda "ricer" which I am trying to avoid. Just wondering what you guys have or have found.
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Not a F250 but they are the same lights. I tinted them myself.
This is the thread I made with instructions on how to tint your own taillights.
This is the thread I made with instructions on how to tint your own taillights.
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I have the stock taillights, but with a Truck-Lite model 60 LED lamp fabbed into the inside where the bulb would normally be. They look completely stock except for being extremely bright and the LED "instant ON" effect. 
And they should last forever.
Not bad for $35 via Ebay and some epoxy.
And they should last forever.Not bad for $35 via Ebay and some epoxy.
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dang, i like the thread about how to tint your own tail lights! thats a good idea. i wanted a different pair myself but i looked and looked and seen nothing but what kids put on their little honda civics or something. i didnt want that look. what about a light misting of plain black spray paint then a clear? or would window tint work somehow? does autozone sell that tiniting spray?
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You can get tint at hobby lobby as well......in the model car section "Transparent Black Window Tint". It comes in little 3.0 oz spray cans, that's what's on mine.....with clear on top.
If you have a paint gun and some automotive paint, you could mix black (or any color you wanted) and clear to create your own tint. Then do clear over that.
If you have a paint gun and some automotive paint, you could mix black (or any color you wanted) and clear to create your own tint. Then do clear over that.
