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My newly finished headlight delete hood for a 3000 series
This hood is for my FEL project, since the FEL completely blocks the stock headlight - I didn't want to waste a good headlight lens. I'm happy with it.
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Nice, well done!
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That looks great Bill.
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Nice work... looks great.
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That looks very good. Awesome work.
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Wow, have to think about that on my next project. Very nice
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The headlight delete hood and grille installed on the FEL project.[ATTACH]DSC_6026.jpg[/ATTACH]
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That's a sweet setup! What paint do you use?
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I've been using paint from Paintforcars.com - they are in New Jersey. The off-white is their Vanilla Cream and for Cub Yellow I mix 75% Sunflower Yellow and 25% Sunshine Yellow. You can get acrylic enamel or acrylic urethane. Their prices are good, gallon kits are $115. Which includes paint, reducer, activator.
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