Color matched headlights

Dinosaur

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Does anyone have pics of their headlights that are color matched? Any color but black on black I'm thinking about doing my white. Thanks in advance.
 
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One thing about it is if I was doing it I'd prefer high-temp paint to hold up better, and that limits the color selection. Not sure if others are using high-temp paint or not.
 
There's a late model corvette in my town that is yellow with colour matching yellow headlights...looks really good. I can't wait to see this on a 4runner!
 
Here are the pictures tell me what you guys think i'm not sure what to think. I am going to get the grill painted or get a sport and i think it will look better then plus the 4runner is dirty.
 

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There's a late model corvette in my town that is yellow with colour matching yellow headlights...looks really good. I can't wait to see this on a 4runner!

most of the late model corvettes come stock with color matching housings...

nice job painting the lights...you'll have to take some in the sun to give us a better perspective though
 
I agree with Tuz, need more pictures, especially in good lighting to tell how this looks. And also correct on the Corvette thing.
 
Here are the pictures tell me what you guys think i'm not sure what to think. I am going to get the grill painted or get a sport and i think it will look better then plus the 4runner is dirty.

It looks great. I like the white on white. I had both the black and the color match on a previous vehicle a long long time ago, and always liked the color match better.
 
I like it...I feel like it could use a bit of contrast tho, painting the grille will help, maybe even a bug deflector.

Thumbs up for being the first to do this tho.
 
I like it too... I agree though, the chrome HAS to go! You can probably get away with just painting it yourself. Scuff it, use self-etching primer, and a decent rattle-can PLUS clear and you'll be set. There's a seller on ebay that sells factory matched enamel (in rattle can) that I've had great luck with in the past.

Just sayin' you can save some money over buying a whole new grill
 

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