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where the bit where i ask someone whos done it before for their expertise in person haha

oh well looks cool tho alex :) i think Angel had the same thing done to her car so i just asumed it would be a little easier than what it is!

neo,

I think that the rule is that the beam has to be white. so if you hold paper in front of it it should light up white. that's what the guy from Welshpool Pits said at the rollaboyz wankfest.

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HID? talk to me....

Im not happy with my blue thing. I want it to be more blue and less blue-neon.

when I again feel like terrorising my sanity I will try puttin an extra layer of diffusing material in between.

yeah i cant complain about mine - but purple ones just gave me ricey ideas - that i wont follow thru on cos im slack and i get a lot of ricey ideas like painting my brakes red but it all becomes to hard in the end

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