Try an arts and crafts store, that's the only place that had it here.

You can also use Duplicolor Metalcast yellow spray paint if you can't find the Krylon.

The Duplicolor paint might even be better because it's heat resistant and should be easier to find.

 

really nice thanks man..have you tried it? or do you know if anyones tried it with that paint?

 

I used the Krylon stained glass paint and it came out great.

One person here on the forum used the Duplicolor Metalcast paint and had good results also. I can't remember who it was that recommended it.

I have used the Duplicolor Metalcast paints extensively, but not for painting foglight lenses. If I need to do mine again in the future, or paint some other lenses, I'm going to use the Duplicolor because it's also heat resistant up to I think 500 degrees.

 

i bought some kind of paint that said for glass.. didnt turn out to good..looks like it isnt transperant..blocks out all the light...i think i bought krylon all purpose..oh well...im going to go look for the metalcast paint today..hopefully i find it

 

Just wet sand it back down. With paint you get what you pay for , don't be afraid to spend the one more dollar for the good shit.

 

I said it 2 times if u want the good stuff hondafittuner.com its $25. That is what i used here is another pic. This is good stuff

 

is it heat resistant to HID's

 

The Duplicolor Metalcast paint is heat resistant up to 400F.

 

pssh...

lamin-x yellow film....for protection and for the color.

plus HIDS! 3000k = pure sex

 

haha is that how you get it setup?

 

Yes it is not sure at what tem though

 

yay i went out and found the jdm yellow paint can and i did it looks sexxiii illl try to post pics up when i get my car washed lol

 

I had both my fogs crack on me before i replace them I figure I'd give the Duplicolor Metalcast Yellow (part# MC202) a shot.

I removed my fogs from their mounts and cradles.

I then cleaned them and gave them a light wet sand to cleanup the exterior.

Once they were dry, I rigged up a spray booth in a cardboard box.

The can says to apply two light coats then a medium coat from approx. 8-10 inches away from surface. Then to apply each following coat roughly 10 mins apart.
It's recommended that you finish all coats within 1 hour.

Drying time is about 1hour.
3 hours until they are able to be handled.
7 days until they are fully cured.

I applied about 6 coats. The paint will appear hazy until it dries completely. At that point it will be visually transparent.

I think the color temp. is about what my old Luminics and Mtec bulbs put out.

Overall they look clean enough off and on.

I will report back tomorrow with photos of lights on and off.

and further information concerning flaking/fading/chipping/hazing/ or any other issues.

Overall, I paid $12.xx through Midway Auto Supply of of Dallas. (I used their online service and they were delivered within 3 days VIA Fedex ground) No automotive shop around Chicago had the MC202 in stock.btw.

 

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2 hours of trying over and over to make it lay flat I give up, Pretty sure I got fucked on film this shits thicker than Kim K. And the film stays seated for about as long as a kid being forced to eat his vegetables. relief cuts Are a prayer at best but don’t help and yeah... don’t buy this neochrome $8 bullshit off eBay.