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Since no one else did it, i took it upon my self to try it out since i had some lying around the house.



^ It looks exactly like that, although there is liquid dye, but i didn't use it.


I poured about a teaspoon in 5 cups of water, and let boil.

Then when it boiled, I lowered it to a simmer, the dropped in the signals and let simmer for 15 minutes. Make sure no water gets within the housing.

Then rinse and dry off.

Then you end up with this:

 

Great Job Stepping Up and doing it, and Damn that looks good! what are some of your suggestions or concerns with this Divad?

 

looks nice, but does it shine and reflect like this?

 

well from the picture i am guessing No, because this is a color dye thats being worked into the paint, what you did might have been spray paint or paint job, so its going to have a different shine,

Similar to buying Black tail lights and tinting.

 

Pointers on doing this:

1. Prepare, so you can know what the eff you're doing. When i did it, the dye dripped everywhere in my kitchen, I had to go back and clean up all the spots that fell. When doing this have a bowl of water to rinse them in and a towel you don't mind getting dirty because it is a dye after all.


To answer Tcguy85's question:

It shines like it came from factory. Basically, it looks oem.

 

wooo I might try this too! I wannt to die my signals and 3rd brake light all red... hmmm:/

 

wow, didn't think about the third brake signal signal, if you do that and it looks good, post up please!

 

pics!!!

 

I work at lenscrafters and this is how we tint lenses. Not Rit Dye, but same basic thing.

I used it to dye the ugly grey key fob to a nice flat black.

 

Is it legal to do this, or other colors? I suppose it depends on the state, does anyone know off the top of their head for Maine?

 

i just used VHT Nightshades for mine...