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i was driving around adelide and notice somthing totally differant about every R33 there. during the night when my lights are on i have and aqua/blue glow comming from the skyline bit on the back. it doesnt spread across the hole clear pannel. the light comes out in the perfect shape of the skyline lettering. ill try get ya some pics tonight to show ya what i mean.

anyone else got this.

Redback,,,we are of the lucky few. Mine Iluminates green. Pity my "E" doesn't work, but I'll fix that soon.

Neil.

its good to show off to other skyline owners. just makes the skylines ass as sexy as ever.

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i was driving around adelide and notice somthing totally differant about every R33 there. during the night when my lights are on i have and aqua/blue glow comming from the skyline bit on the back. it doesnt spread across the hole clear pannel. the light comes out in the perfect shape of the skyline lettering. ill try get ya some pics tonight to show ya what i mean.

anyone else got this.

Yup, friend of mines R33 does that too.

Hmmm been lots of threads on plastic painting etc lately  

i think there needs to be a sticky on how to paint interior plastics.. brakes and other bits and pieces  

Its all been covered in various places and threads on here, its just a matter of finding it all. Check VIC forum, we all got into it at one point :D

on the topic of the silver "skyline" - I've found its amazing what a difference it makes to the overall appearance of the rear end. Makes the whole back of the car look much newer than the years show. Looking at many other 33 around, and seeing how faded the majority are - having a shiny "skyline" silver is great. Its one of these things you think "man, glad i did that - it was worth the effort"

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