rdss
Junior Member
I'm not sure we are thinking the same thing, I'm talking about the roll/fold out wind shield reflectors, I'm not sure how they are ugly when you take them down and out them up. But, ugly is a personal opinion though.
The Fallen - 2012 Sonic LT2 Sedan Build Thread!
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I'm not sure we are thinking the same thing, I'm talking about the roll/fold out wind shield reflectors, I'm not sure how they are ugly when you take them down and out them up. But, ugly is a personal opinion though.
Eric Smit
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If that's what you're into, go for it. I agree with the annoyance of finding it, unfolding it, etc, that's why I bought some that attach to my sun visors and just fold down. Way easier. And it has the added perk of making my sun visors more effective, because the shade is bigger than they are. win win!
drifter
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Dude I think that's hilarious!! I like it. Considering my daughters favorite thing in the world right now is the movie Cars, and all the toys that go with it... I am going to buy this - mAuto 3054 Angry Eyes Car Sun Shade, Reversible in Silver 27.6" x 51.2" : Car Sun Shades - and have it on the car for when the family gets back (they are out east for a couple of weeks). I think she'll get a kick out of it!
Eric I can't even imagine what you are talking about - do you have a link? It sounds so easy.
dblackston
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Looks good i like it
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ThatTmoGuy
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those shades are nice in some ways but i dont think i would be able to stand looking at them while i drive. im pretty sure i would end up ripping them off and throwing them out the window.
drifter
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I would too. I like them as I would't have to drag them in and out of the trunk.
Aldakoopa
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In all honesty, I don't think I could bring myself to drill holes through my deck lid to mount a spoiler to it. My boss said he'd do it.
So, if I did get one, I'd honestly probably put it one with the stickiest 3M tape in existence just to spare my car from having any holes drilled through the metal. Plastic, IDGAF, but metal... I can't do it. I got splash guards for front and rear, and when I put the front ones on I didn't drill holes either, I put on some double sided tape and stuck them up under there. I just can't do it, not on my brand new car.
So, if I did get one, I'd honestly probably put it one with the stickiest 3M tape in existence just to spare my car from having any holes drilled through the metal. Plastic, IDGAF, but metal... I can't do it. I got splash guards for front and rear, and when I put the front ones on I didn't drill holes either, I put on some double sided tape and stuck them up under there. I just can't do it, not on my brand new car.
Aldakoopa
New member
I would still do it myself... or get my boss to do it. I guess all I have to do is mix up a little bit of sealer and paint the edges of the holes with a brush... hmmmm.
MrSnuggles
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Hm, I really like how your car is coming along, if you don't mind, i plan on using some things you have done to your car, to do to mine. I was wondering though. On the tint of your lights, how did you do that? I'm not so savvy when it comes to cars. Also Imo i think coilovers would look nice, esp on your car... However like I would say... That's a bit expensive.
rdss
Junior Member
MrSnuggles, there are a few ways to do the smoking of the lights. You have VHT Night shade which is pretty permanent, Plastidip has a smoke you can use or have a paint shop mix up some smoked style paint to spray them. If you're not handy with a rattle can having it done or the plastidip will be the way for you. Plastidip is a rattle can but can be piled off if you have a mistake.
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