Someone needs attention.

 

when we took my front end apart and played with stained glass paint for my highs and fogs looks good on the green... even when the car is uber dirty.

 

Oh...so is it not legit selective yellow? I ask because I'm a big fan of selective yellow lights, though for fogs more than for high beams (though I do like them for low beams).

 

it seems the picture quality gets worse the farther down the page.

 

Dude, I don't know wtf you're talking about with this "selective yellow" crap... Hella does make headlight assemblies with the highs yellow/frenched... as well as yellow fogs, however, the fogs set is usually around 150ish, and the entire headlight assembly is typically around 200ish. I prefer a $5 can of spray. We did the inside of the lens, so chipping won't affect the highs, but the fogs can always be cleared over if necessary. Next will prally be my bumper trim after I lower this bish.

 

Selective yellow is what color you get when you remove all the blue from white light. I imagine it could be done with paint, if the paint is purpose built. So...the question is do your lights now put out yellow light?

EDIT: Just looked - it can be done with paint, and apparently Dupli-Color Metalcast Yellow is a good paint for this purpose. That's pretty cool then, $5 selective yellow.

 

Yes they do. Currently in the process of trying to figure out why my passenger fog wiring is fucked up.

 

here's some pics i took, no editing on em'

 

SOMEONE's a fan of ultraspeed.

 

the picture quality was never good to begin with.