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Old 28th April 2008, 17:43   #21 (permalink)
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Hi Guys, Just to let you know, the HONDA and the CIVIC ones have been sent out today, you should have them in a few days....Thanks, Gers.
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Old 29th April 2008, 06:05   #22 (permalink)
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Hi Guys, Just to let you know, the HONDA and the CIVIC ones have been sent out today, you should have them in a few days....Thanks, Gers.
Thank you, looking forward to receiving it.

Can I ask how the 'mask' attaches? Does it 'stick' in place? ... and, if so, does it stick to the rear of the lens or over the actual LED strip? (I haven't removed that part yet).
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Old 29th April 2008, 08:05   #23 (permalink)
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Hi, for those of you that have made Payment already, Thank you, they will be posted out first thing on Monday. I was going to post a "How To" in the thread, but have decided to send a printed copy out with the sticker, as I think it would be handy to have it beside you when fitting, rather than having to look back to the thread. Thanks again guys, you should be well pleased when its fitted..
Hi Gers,
Received this morning many thanks, only thing is there is no 'how to' inside.
Any chance you can let us know how to get in there without buggering it up? I'm not a tecnically minded person.
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Old 29th April 2008, 09:33   #24 (permalink)
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Hi Gers,
Received this morning many thanks, only thing is there is no 'how to' inside.
Any chance you can let us know how to get in there without buggering it up? I'm not a tecnically minded person.
Hi,Sorry about that. The very first 2 that I sent out on Friday had no instructions, as I was going to post a How To at weekend, but I sent an e-mail to both members with the full instructions. I have your e-mail address here, I wil resend it now.. Gers

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Old 29th April 2008, 09:52   #25 (permalink)
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Thank you, looking forward to receiving it.

Can I ask how the 'mask' attaches? Does it 'stick' in place? ... and, if so, does it stick to the rear of the lens or over the actual LED strip? (I haven't removed that part yet).
Hi, It sticks on to the front of the lens, (no need to take the lens apart ) The pic should give you a better idea..Use the foam strip at the botton of the lens as a guide to keep the lettering straight, but all the info you need will be in the instructions enclosed with the cover.
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Hi,Sorry about that. The very first 2 that I sent out on Friday had no instructions, as I was going to post a How To at weekend, but I sent an e-mail to both members with the full instructions. I have your e-mail address here, I wil resend it now.. Gers

Ok mate, thank you.
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Mine's all installed. Light works, but I can't see what it looks like yet as I'm at front pushing the brake and the lights at the back!!

Thank you. I'm sure it looks good!!!
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Old 29th April 2008, 13:59   #28 (permalink)
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Mine's all installed. Light works, but I can't see what it looks like yet as I'm at front pushing the brake and the lights at the back!!

Thank you. I'm sure it looks good!!!
Hi, That was quick it was only posted yesterday,. Well done, did you find it easy enough to apply? I tried to make the fitting instructions as detailed as I could, hope they helped. As for the lights being at the back,( sorry cant help you with that one ), but what I did do was wedged a thick handled screwdriver between the brake pedal and the floor, then went round the back and admired.

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Done it, very easy to do too!!
Many thanks Gerry, looks good!!
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Done it, very easy to do too!!
Many thanks Gerry, looks good!!
Nice one , glad you got it on OK . So where are the picys????????
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Mine's reversed into the garage so I can't get enough distance at the back for any piccies; but I did place a mirror behind and it looked great.
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Old 29th April 2008, 21:23   #32 (permalink)
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Hi, Ive been asked for some Type R style covers, and after having a look at the logo style, I thought it might have to be adjusted slightly to suit the cover.. Version "A" is the logo as standard,with 1 extra circle added either side, and version "B" has had the TYPE lettering made bigger to fill the width of the cover more (the R is the same size in both).... So which one would look best for cutting?...ALL FEEDBACK WELCOME.(good and bad)...
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I prefer the second one with bigger letters!!

Will try to get a piccy......but not sure how to get it on here!!
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Old 30th April 2008, 20:40   #34 (permalink)
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here are some pics of the brake light cover, and it looks like its factory fitted. dont panic if you get some bubbles in it as these are hard to see when its fitted back in the car. a couple of tips, follow gers "how to", straighten the sticker out 1st, clean the inside of the spoiler lip where the light goes as dust sits on the inside & tape the rest of the light lens up with some black pvc tape to stop any light escaping.
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Old 30th April 2008, 21:33   #35 (permalink)
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Hey..Hey, Pics at last... Nice job gray 52 , I like the look of the all black spoiler with the Milano, looks neat, and that tip about applying some tape to the lens is not a bad idea, it wouldnt do any harm at all. Well done mate ..
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Well, it looks good close up, but I'm not too sure a couple of metres further back?

Would it be better if the mask was stuck to the actual window lens, rather than to the LED lens I wonder? Although it was taken in daylight and at night it might look a whole lot better.

PS: I'm wondering whether to remove about 100mm from either end of the black mask so that the LEDs shine through, what do you think?

PPS: I've just tested it again, this time inside my garage, and it is much better in the shadow. I'm still wondering whether to remove some of the mask though to make the LEDs more visible in daylight. Maybe 3 more 'holes' would be better either side?

NB: Please see new photos posted in #40 (taken with a camera instead of a phone!).
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Well, it looks good close up, but I'm not too sure a couple of metres further back?

Would it be better if the mask was stuck to the actual window lens, rather than to the LED lens I wonder? Although it was taken in daylight and at night it might look a whole lot better.

PS: I'm wondering whether to remove about 100mm from either end of the black mask so that the LEDs shine through, what do you think?
Hi, Its not going to make a difference by putting it on the outside, the problem is with the design of the light itself, the light source for it is supplied by 6 small RED leds, which are all grouped tightly together in the very centre and is transrered to the ends of the lens via a CLEAR perspex bar, this is why we are getting a very bright spot of light in the middle and then fades out to nothing at the ends, but I am looking at sticking some RED translucent film between the light source and the lens, or could be applied to the lens itself BEFORE applying the graphic, I will keep you posted as to how I get on..As for removing some of the mask I wouldnt , as there is hardly any light to be seen at the ends of the lens.

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Thanks Gerry, I'll leave well alone!

Looks good out of sunlight, but any light looks poor when the sun is shining. Should look ace at nighttime.
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all done

Thanks Gers i fitted yesterday all was well and i think it looks great.
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It makes such a difference when you use a camera, instead of a phone like I did earlier!

The second photo I used flash on.
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