Tinted light bar on Rapid Red

[Robocop]

well I guess the $400 Canadian quote I got for both the front and rear light bar (so $200 each) was a fat pile of hooey.

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[CuttingedgeMedia]

Well, that looks wicked... Love the grill as well... great job!

 

[mr.Magoo]

well I guess the $400 Canadian quote I got for both the front and rear light bar (so $200 each) was a fat pile of hooey.

Well, that, OR it'll be their first and only, lightning lightbar job they do for $400.

We needed to move a new cast iron tub (curbside, the manufacturer knew it) to the 2nd floor.
None of the standard moving companies or similar would touch it with a 12-foot pole and eventually we got a hold of a couple of young guys starting out and "sure, we'll do it for $200" - DONE !
I seriously doubt they'll ever touch a cast iron tub in the future !

 

[Robocop]

Well, that, OR it'll be their first and only, lightning lightbar job they do for $400.

We needed to move a new cast iron tub (curbside, the manufacturer knew it) to the 2nd floor.
None of the standard moving companies or similar would touch it with a 12-foot pole and eventually we got a hold of a couple of young guys starting out and "sure, we'll do it for $200" - DONE !
I seriously doubt they'll ever touch a cast iron tub in the future !

For sure!! there is also no way in heck they are taking anything apart so I'd say the probable results are all of a) it will look like crap, b) they'll for sure cause damage trying to get it done and c) I'll have wasted $400.

They also said $400 for both, so $200 for the front and $200 for the rear. I'll pass by there again and see if anything has changed.

 

[zakress]

I took the budget diy route with a precut tint from Amazon. It’s definitely not perfect but for time and costs it achieves what I wanted.

Would you mind sharing a link? It looks good enough that I’m wanting to try

 

[beyondthelens]

Would you mind sharing a link? It looks good enough that I’m wanting to try

Here's the link. As reviews stated, it may be shorter in length but you're going to have to stretch the material as you apply it on the truck. I used a heat gun to gently to curve areas. I took my time and did as best as I could without ever tinting before. It's not perfect but a great compromise on cost and time without damaging anything. It's been 6 months for me and no major issues of bubbling or tears.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1FS1TV3/ref=twister_B0F1FRCQ31?_encoding=UTF8&th=1

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