cirsurvive711's 2002 Accord SE (56k not winning)

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Re: UPDATED cirsurvive711's 2002 Accord SE (56k fails)

Everything is so crisp and clean, car looks great man.
 

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Wow so clean, I love it.
 

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Dope light conversion. I might be contacting you with questions about doing this soon. I plan on doing a full blue interior:D
 

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Dope light conversion. I might be contacting you with questions about doing this soon. I plan on doing a full blue interior:D

Blue looks good minus the instrument cluster IMO... blue light doesn't shine properly through orange needles/filters so it looks goofy. and I think removing the orange paint off the needles looks tacky too.. but that's just me
 

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Blue looks good minus the instrument cluster IMO... blue light doesn't shine properly through orange needles/filters so it looks goofy. and I think removing the orange paint off the needles looks tacky too.. but that's just me

Ah thats true, didnt think about that. Red would be easier I suppose. Any idea of your total hours put in on this project?
 

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Ah thats true, didnt think about that. Red would be easier I suppose. Any idea of your total hours put in on this project?

Eh, my climate control leds were soldered that took a decent amount of time. The cluster and auto shifter is plug and play and for every other light I spent the few extra dollars for the solderless ones. If you're good at taking apart interior pieces it shouldn't take too long. I've had my instrument cluster, hvac controls, cruise sunroof buttons, etc taken out 3872472398 times lol
 

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