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Old 02-06-2009, 10:13 AM   #1
Fredo
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Default Can you get inside a Headlight

. . So I'm standing in front of my car yesterday talking to another Focus person and he says to me . . he says . . "You know Fredo, if you could paint the silver bits inside your headlight black that would look quite cool".

The question is - Can it be done? Is it possible to get inside the unit to paint bits black?

Anyone know?

Fredo

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