How To Chrome 2013+ BRZ/FRS Oem Tail Lights (Detailed DIY)

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • Cutting open my brz tail lights and chrome / clear them out.
    6 month UPDATE: Seals held up good, no water leaks in the rain! Thats was my biggest concern. I also never eneded up opening them up again to make the holes bigger. I probably should but its alright at night so i'm gonna leave it.
    Also see the Clear 2017+ tail lights: • How To Clear 2017+ BRZ...

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  • @maxenergy3600
    @maxenergy3600 2 года назад +2

    this is a great vid thanks man u killed it

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  2 года назад +1

      Thanks! Trying to be as helpful as possible.

  • @offthemarket-1935
    @offthemarket-1935 2 года назад +1

    you a real one for this

  • @1030lex
    @1030lex 2 года назад +2

    super helpful vid thank you!

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  2 года назад

      Glad to hear!

  • @justinnavarrete533
    @justinnavarrete533 2 месяца назад

    So wait you used rtv or what kind of sealer?

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  2 месяца назад

      Yea pretty much. Any sealant that’s waterproof and can adhere to plastic. Usually silicon based. The one I had said “RTV Silicon.” I didn’t choose that specifically, just had it lying around.

  • @DoofyBRd
    @DoofyBRd Год назад +1

    did u ever do the facelift tailights?

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  Год назад

      Still in progress. Hoping to finish by next week if I have enough time. It’s trickier than I thought.

  • @awstin2440
    @awstin2440 Год назад

    hey what size drill bit did you use for the holes? how did you center them so well?

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  Год назад +1

      Funny you say that because I didn't really center them. They're kinda wonky but I guess it looks better on camera. I tried centering them by using a really small drill bit first then moving the larger size. The proper way would be to use a center punch. If you dont have that, use a small bit and try marking a point by twisting it with your hand, may help. Don't remember the exact bit size but I'll look thru my tools tmr and update this comment if I figure it out. As I mentioned in the video I think going slightly bigger than me would be a good idea to get a better light output.

    • @awstin2440
      @awstin2440 Год назад

      For sure bro thank you so much. yea this new set i’m doing i’ll definitely be drilling a pilot hole my first set of clears i ended up cracking the red piece multiple times so i had to superglue it back together lmaoo i want this next set to be perfect so i’m trying to do as much research as possible haha lmk bro

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  Год назад

      @@awstin2440 My bits aren’t marked but it measured ~5.7mm in diameter. Surprised yours cracked. Don’t think I was that gentle haha. Good luck with the new set!

  • @jasmine17799
    @jasmine17799 2 года назад

    What sealant did you use?

    • @dSDays
      @dSDays  2 года назад +2

      Trempro 644 Silicon. Didn’t mention it in the video because I already had it from doing some home reno stuff and I didn’t know if it was the best option for plastic. I would say look for anything that says silicone sealant. Bonus if it mentions it’s for plastics. The Trempro didn’t say plastic but still worked.