Reply to "New pics of clear tail light lenses"

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it might be better to tint a smooth lens?

All the faceting is on the inside of the lenses. These repro lenses get their red/amber coloring with a spray-on tinting process. I can see no reason why any tinting you desire would not work just fine on the inside.

However, WHY you would want to tint the lenses is the question.

I surely know one of the joys of our cars is being able to stray from the 'mold', unlike most other exotics. But to me tinted tail lights lenses sort of scream RICER-BOY style.

Just my 2¢...

Larry

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