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    michael1972
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    How exactly do you do this? I was thinking about buying the yellow glass lights.

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      B C
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      Yellow Lamin-x is one way

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      • m42b32M
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        m42b32
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        On my old E36 I used a yellow glass stain spray to french the fogs:

        http://www.amazon.com/Krylon-9024-Stained-Aerosol-6-Ounce/dp/B003971B9K

        I believe I got it at Michaels or something.

        I scuffed up the glass a bit and gave it a few light coats till I got the yellow I wanted. Don't go too heavy or they will start to look orange. Here is what they looked like a few months after I did the yellow:

        87472765657ccbb90301c.jpg

        I didn't touch them for over a year and they got pretty chipped up but it isn't hard to use paint stripper to remove it and then re-apply the yellow. 

        ...dammit now I miss my old car...

        1991 318is, 1991 318i, 2022 Bronco

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        • EarlE
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          Earl
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          Yellow Lamin-X is the way to go since it also helps protect the glass from rock chips

          museum sig 2earl.jpg

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