Blacking out/Tinting Murcielago Rear Lights
Blacking out/Tinting Murcielago Rear Lights
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lp640

Original Poster:

106 posts

247 months

Friday 14th March 2008
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Can anyone recommend where to get the acetate required to black out the tail lights from and where to have them fitted?

Is it better to get them smoked than blacked out to avoid getting pulled?

Cheers...

ben27

144 posts

226 months

Friday 14th March 2008
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yeah smoked is legal blacked out it not. as long as you can still see the reflectors and lights then they will be legal. you can get bthe spray fro halfords mate

baptist

632 posts

286 months

Friday 14th March 2008
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Halfords spray on a Lambo!!!! dont do it.
They do darker rear lenses from factory for the Gallardo, do they not do the same for the Murci??

jackyum

693 posts

269 months

Friday 14th March 2008
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Don't tell me, you want to do this so you can't see the lights misting up?

lp640

Original Poster:

106 posts

247 months

Saturday 15th March 2008
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Sorry I forgot to specify which model, it's for an '04 Verde Ithaca Murcielago, the tail lights look goofy. Replacing them with red LP640 ones will cost too much and requires bodywork alterations.

So it's not to conceal the condensation but more to give them a monotone appearance (really it's the orange sections that make it look dated IMO).

Is the spray permanent? Couldn't a professional window tinter cut and apply sheets?


ben27

144 posts

226 months

Saturday 15th March 2008
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the spray is permement, i geuss the tinter could cut sheets but would need to remove the lense as it would look gash on the outsside of the lense

Captain Volvo

204 posts

229 months

Saturday 15th March 2008
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Let us know if you tint the lights on your Lambo - I'll keep an eye out for it on Barryboys.......

;-)

jackyum

693 posts

269 months

Saturday 15th March 2008
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Captain Volvo said:
Let us know if you tint the lights on your Lambo - I'll keep an eye out for it on Barryboys.......

;-)
PMSL

If it was the condensation all you need to do is drill 3 little wholes underneath the lights and this lets the air pass through, but please don't tint them it will look ste.

paulshears

804 posts

227 months

Saturday 15th March 2008
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how about tinting them red rather than smoke/black

i've been doing this on my cars for over 10 years and never been pulled for it