E30 with yellow high beams

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  • e30trooper
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    Originally posted by BeemerBuyer
    All 4 look really good matching ^^^

    What was the color at night? More yellow or white (normal?)?
    when the paint was new it was super yellow. but the light out put was good. Since they were sealed beams i really didnt care, cops didnt care ether. I liked the yellow . It was a japanese fog light paint and cost me 20 bux lol.

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  • Balleristic31
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    Originally posted by e30rapidic
    here's mine with Laminex..since removed.
    Thats the exact shade of yellow I want thanks!

    Btw ur car is sick.

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  • e30rapidic
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    here's mine with Laminex..since removed.

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  • freakazoiid-E30
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    Mine are done with lamin x they have held up pretty well been on there since November of last year.http://www.flickr.com/photos/53598080@N02/

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  • Balleristic31
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    Who has done this Lamin x? Im thinking of doing all 4 of my headlights with it..

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  • JasonC
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    Originally posted by JBird
    So, would you say that using the yellow glass paint works just as well as having actual yellow bulbs?
    Yellow is yellow. But with the paint, you'll just have the risk of it flacking off or fade....

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  • JBird
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    Originally posted by JasonC
    Painting the high beam yellow, you'll just have a yellow high beam. As for getting a yellow light like the MB 123 fogs, they will work as fogs. The paint that can be used is made by dupli color, it's metelcast yellow. or you can get stainedglass paint at a craft store. In the past i think i sprayed a light coat then two heavier coats to get what i wanted.
    So, would you say that using the yellow glass paint works just as well as having actual yellow bulbs?

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  • Butler
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    All 4 look really good matching ^^^

    What was the color at night? More yellow or white (normal?)?

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  • e30trooper
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    Originally posted by BeemerBuyer
    Does the paint come out naturally looking like or did you just put a very light coat of paint? It looks really OEM, I like it.
    I just put very light coats of this paint for lights. After like 6 month the yellow started to fade.

    heres a pick from about 6 months ago, you can see how much they faded.


    befor ellips , was all yellow




    Befor I sold the car. I did get real ellips. For high beams i got some JdM tIgHt bulbs . It looked nice. You could see the yellow bulb when the light were off. Hard to see in the pic's

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  • JasonC
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    Originally posted by JBird
    So how does just painting the high beams work as well as getting an actual yellow light? Is it some special paint made for glass? How many coats? I think I might do this.
    Painting the high beam yellow, you'll just have a yellow high beam. As for getting a yellow light like the MB 123 fogs, they will work as fogs. The paint that can be used is made by dupli color, it's metelcast yellow. or you can get stainedglass paint at a craft store. In the past i think i sprayed a light coat then two heavier coats to get what i wanted.

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  • JBird
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    So how does just painting the high beams work as well as getting an actual yellow light? Is it some special paint made for glass? How many coats? I think I might do this.

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  • Zacm829
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    Here you go...


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  • Van Westervelt
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    He also referred to his highs as fogs. lol

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