Is this legal in England?
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Is this legal in England?
Could I make my rear lights look like this ^ and not get done by the police?
I've done the black headlight mod on my blob and people keep asking me what I'm going to do about the back.
I think it looks good, what do you think?
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I am sure I am not the first to want to make some kind of change to the rear lights, any other options? I am going for a silver and black theme (silver blob with black wheels and headlights)
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i would not bother with any tints on lights mate. If some one runs in to the back of you whether you are in right or wrong you will have a case on your hands. There are plenty of insurance scammers out there waiting to find a car like yours to get a nice claim for you spraying your lights so they can claim they have not seen your lights.
But dont bother with lexus or LED. There are plenty of other things you can go so stand out from the crowd and turn heads.
Your choice thought. Some MOT tester would fail them to.
But dont bother with lexus or LED. There are plenty of other things you can go so stand out from the crowd and turn heads.
Your choice thought. Some MOT tester would fail them to.
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When I had my 306 I tinted the lower half almost black which was the reverse and indicator lights
I left the top half red and cos the car was all black barring the red bit of the lights
It looked very different and it was legal as I was pulled a lot of times due to small show plate and even got pulled
Cos copper thought it was too low lol. Its passed its mot at 2 statios cos the reflextors were visible
And the tinted part was still bright enough. Just a thought.
Andy
I left the top half red and cos the car was all black barring the red bit of the lights
It looked very different and it was legal as I was pulled a lot of times due to small show plate and even got pulled
Cos copper thought it was too low lol. Its passed its mot at 2 statios cos the reflextors were visible
And the tinted part was still bright enough. Just a thought.
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Why would you want to fully tint the rear lights in the first place?!
It add's the chav effect to your car, stay well clear of it!
Althought 'RED2' has done his rear lights really well! i love your blobeye mate, it looks stunning
It add's the chav effect to your car, stay well clear of it!
Althought 'RED2' has done his rear lights really well! i love your blobeye mate, it looks stunning
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a pic of mine with a slight tint. Reflectors do show through and ive had them like this 5 odd years without a pull of any kind.
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The Red car looks Ok, Trouble is it is so difficult to get a good even light finish with the spray tints.
As said many times above, Fully blacked out just looks Pants
Dean
As said many times above, Fully blacked out just looks Pants
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About 12 years ago I had a Fiat Uno Turbo ie that I painted bright yellow and tinted the windows and rear lights blue. The old bill loved it and regularly told me so (I also had a bassbox and lots of speakers in the doors - but I've grown up now (got old )).
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its not a spray its a light tinting film, you can get them pre cut from rockblocker in the states. had these on when i had black wheels, now they've been taken off as i got white wheels so you get to choose and not be stuck with them
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