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Hey guys and gals!<P>i know some poeple have gotten rid of their amber in their tail lights, im just wondering how u do this? the two i saw were just all red tail lights..looks good, thanx for the help

I think they just paint them red from the inside with som special glass tint <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/mazda_mx3gs/mx3pages/tail.html" TARGET=_blank>http://www.geocities.com/mazda_mx3gs/mx ... html</A><p>[ September 20, 2001: Message edited by: Kim 95' V6 DK ]

you go to ur local import shop, and they should have this one spray paint for your taillight, you spray it from the OUTSIDE because i done this already but i went to the conventional supra taillight

Hello,<BR> You live in Sac? How do your lights look? Do you have any pics? I live not too far from you and am very interested in this mod. Any help would be great!! <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mx-3 Gs-x:<BR><STRONG>you go to ur local import shop, and they should have this one spray paint for your taillight, you spray it from the OUTSIDE because i done this already but i went to the conventional supra taillight</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

my old taillight was painted all red, with some paint i bought from my local import shop, i took them out of their place and spraypainted them red, (but make sure they are smooth there is a highly chance that your taillights might look chunky) well i got rid of those and the next project involved taking the housing of my stock taillight and involving taking off the housing of the supra taillights and putting them together without any body work!! how clever

well do you think you can help me out with that mod? I live in Tracy and there is word of a possible Sacramento MX meet. Let me know what you think! <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mx-3 Gs-x:<BR><STRONG>my old taillight was painted all red, with some paint i bought from my local import shop, i took them out of their place and spraypainted them red, (but make sure they are smooth there is a highly chance that your taillights might look chunky) well i got rid of those and the next project involved taking the housing of my stock taillight and involving taking off the housing of the supra taillights and putting them together without any body work!! how clever</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>