Best way to black out headlights?

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any holes in the side of the light?
 
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any holes in the side of the light?

Uhh not sure ill have to look I'm the morning, but I think the wires come out of the hole. How could I get them like this?

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those look like recons?
 
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What does that mean? I like the black/smoked look of the lense
 

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it looks like the recon projector lights.
 

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notta.
 
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So is that something I would have to buy or something I could do myself?
Id rather do it myself anyway, more fun for me!
 

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thats a full headlight made by recon, you can't do that...
 
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Ahh okay, is that a reputable company?
 

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I wouldn't run them.....but I'm biased and if I wanted halogen projectors I can get those a lot cheaper than recon.
 
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How could I make these shiny? I like the way they are now but I think they would look better with a shine
 

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Yeah I put 2 coats of I think krylon gloss clear coat
 

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I used that clear on a set of cab lights the first time I did some time ago
The VHT faded under the clear after about a year
It's not very good clear

It's not the best but get some duplicolor clear and spray them pretty heavily
Wet sand with 2000 grit till the hole thing has a haze to it then polish it with a good compound
 
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I used that clear on a set of cab lights the first time I did some time ago
The VHT faded under the clear after about a year
It's not very good clear

It's not the best but get some duplicolor clear and spray them pretty heavily
Wet sand with 2000 grit till the hole thing has a haze to it then polish it with a good compound

Okay by haze, you mean like a yellowish white film? I did that and I thought it was a bad thing so I sprayed it with a coat of clear coat to get rid of it.
 
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