Is there such thing? Well, there....IS NOW! I let my creative edge take control for a day, and came up with these. Should match up well with the projectors when I get them... I Started with this:

Then I took a sheet of this:

To put on these:

After I painted them like this:

Then they looked like this:


And like this in their spot:


And lit up, like this:




And my new M3 mirrors, with a sedan bracket, which I will replace with a coupe one shortly:


Comments are welcome, of course. I do have to paint more around the edge of the lights so to cover up the gray parts (can't epoxy on paint)

nice,i might have to so that

how do you plan on putting a coupe bracket on the mirrors? bracket from another set of m3 mirrors or cutting up the stockers?

Looks great! Good idea .

99firese wrote:how do you plan on putting a coupe bracket on the mirrors? bracket from another set of m3 mirrors or cutting up the stockers?

The mirrors I got are universal, with special-fit brackets. I ordered coupe brackets today.

J TO ENVY wrote: Looks great! Good idea .

Thanks!

Not bad at all man actualy looks good.




Semper Fi SAINT. May you rest in peace.

Damn you all to he11 for stealing my idea before I could get a chance to make it Lol...

great job man. ive got an idea to make it look just a little cleaner...not that it doesnt look great already. prior to mounting the lens, you could paint a black ring around the plexi glass, then put the silicone on that black ring, then apply onto the housing. this way you wont be able to see any of the silicone and it will look completely clean. like i said, you did a great job. i love it when i see people doing "custom" work. keep it up man. i love it!!!



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IZN TRBL wrote:great job man. ive got an idea to make it look just a little cleaner...not that it doesnt look great already. prior to mounting the lens, you could paint a black ring around the plexi glass, then put the silicone on that black ring, then apply onto the housing. this way you wont be able to see any of the silicone and it will look completely clean. like i said, you did a great job. i love it when i see people doing "custom" work. keep it up man. i love it!!!

Yeah, I'm aware that it's not the cleanest, but I wasn't entirely sure if the epoxy I used would stick to paint, so I went better safe than sorry. I'm going to buy a touch-up brush and cover that up. Thanks alot for your advice, and I'll be ordering some projectors off you to match them as soon as I find out how much painting my new bumper will cost.