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seen most ppl on here use the spray paint to paint thier headlights, was wondering if anyone ran into an issue with fading from the sun
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03-12-2012, 11:22 AM
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Not that I've seen or heard of, either now on the 370 or years back from the 350.
The only issue I've seen is paint fade/bubbling from the excessive heat produced by the bi-xenon headlights. In that case, it was because the people were using water-based paint which was not meant to be used in higher-temp situations. |
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03-12-2012, 02:54 PM
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Mine still looks perfect cause i rarely park my car under the sun, no bubbling from heat neither. I dont think it will be a problem if you ise the right paint and seal them properly
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