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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Brisbane, QLD
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I think either Jaycar or Dicksmiths has an LED primer, or something similar, on their website.
I think the easiest way to make a clear lense would be to heat plastic up over the top of a complete taillight and then cut it to shape, then rough up the inside of it with some fine grit sand paper. Should help diffuse the light a little bit. Mate, you know how the LED's have the round bulb-like tops? Well if you flatten them out, or even go the opposite way (have a valley instead of a hill) it helps diffuse the light more too.
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