Tail Light Bezels
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Tail Light Bezels
I've been searching the forums but didn't find what I was looking for. My question what types of tail light bezels are there? And who sells them? I know theres the thick black ones, but I also remember seeing some "new" ones which we're thin and came in different colors(prefferably black).
Any help appreiciated. Thanks
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I think these are the colored ones you are talking about, also from Moss Mustang....
http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=57990
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See I have a glossy blackout panel. I wonder if the bigger Moss bezel will look good with it. That large bezel doesn't seem to have any gloss look. Any tips?
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I think these are the colored ones you are talking about, also from Moss Mustang....
http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=57990
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http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=57990
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And the think ones wouldldn't look bad in black. The color options are a joke.
But if Im going to pay 50+ for something bearly noticable might as well have soemthing which stands out some like the thicker ones.
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I currently have the Xenon Mods rear panel. I have simply added some 3M stripping between the tail lights on the vertical divider around the center light of each lens. It was a $2 mod, has been on for 20+ car washes, gives a subtle separation of the tail lights, and is easily removed if desired. The molding is a rounded rubber style (looks plastic) with a hollow core. It has adhesive backed surface and installs in seconds.
I currently have the Xenon Mods rear panel. I have simply added some 3M stripping between the tail lights on the vertical divider around the center light of each lens. It was a $2 mod, has been on for 20+ car washes, gives a subtle separation of the tail lights, and is easily removed if desired. The molding is a rounded rubber style (looks plastic) with a hollow core. It has adhesive backed surface and installs in seconds.
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I currently have the Xenon Mods rear panel. I have simply added some 3M stripping between the tail lights on the vertical divider around the center light of each lens. It was a $2 mod, has been on for 20+ car washes, gives a subtle separation of the tail lights, and is easily removed if desired. The molding is a rounded rubber style (looks plastic) with a hollow core. It has adhesive backed surface and installs in seconds.
I currently have the Xenon Mods rear panel. I have simply added some 3M stripping between the tail lights on the vertical divider around the center light of each lens. It was a $2 mod, has been on for 20+ car washes, gives a subtle separation of the tail lights, and is easily removed if desired. The molding is a rounded rubber style (looks plastic) with a hollow core. It has adhesive backed surface and installs in seconds.
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The ones I've seen so far are like plastic/flat black. Did you spray a gloss finisher on those bezels?
And the think ones wouldldn't look bad in black. The color options are a joke.
But if Im going to pay 50+ for something bearly noticable might as well have soemthing which stands out some like the thicker ones.
And the think ones wouldldn't look bad in black. The color options are a joke.
But if Im going to pay 50+ for something bearly noticable might as well have soemthing which stands out some like the thicker ones.
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Nope, no spray on the bezels. They are straight out of the package. Yes, they are a smoked acrylic, but, as soon as you get them up against the lenses, they black out just fine. Same with the glossy panel. If you are putting it against a dark color, it blacks out just fine. Lighter color cars, you would probably want to shoot the back of it with some black krylon....
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