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Home made warning lights

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Home made warning lights

Post by Hoppy11 »

I had to make some warning lights, so I got a peice of clear perspex, got a sicker cut with the warning lights, stuck it to the back of the perspex, then stuck some translucent coloured sticker behind it, then glued the light holding buckets to the back of it all, srewed it all in, and they all light up. I now have to make a panel for the aircon controls, I thought about making it the same way, does anyone know if panel can be bought??
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Post by RoldIT »

That looks pretty cool.

Good job. :D
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Post by RaginRover »

Hi Hoopy nice work on the panel, I take it you just took a rough image of what you wanted to a sicker shop and got them to stencil it up ?

Cheers mate
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Post by Hoppy11 »

RaginRover wrote:Hi Hoopy nice work on the panel, I take it you just took a rough image of what you wanted to a sicker shop and got them to stencil it up ?

Cheers mate
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Yea pretty much, told them how big it had to be and what a i wanted, they just use the plotter cutter, could'nt go much smaller though.
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Post by Hoppy11 »

I didnt have anywhere good to make apanel for my aircon controls, so I made a cardboard template, got a sheetmetal guy to bend it up and weld it, then covered it in vinyl. I then cut and drilled some 3mm clear perspex and got the sticker guys to mke some sticker for the back of the perspex to suit my aircon switches, then put some translusent red, blue and white siker on the back of it so the dash lights will show through. I then cut a bit outta the dash and it fits great, just thought i'd share that with you
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before and after, just have to screw it in
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Post by patrolman »

looks good :cool: what kind of car is it in? if you dont mind me asking
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Post by nicbeer »

It'll be in the Humvee i'd be guessing
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Post by jeep97tj »

Looks like a bus

Your doing a good job on the dash, looks mint
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Post by Hoppy11 »

patrolman wrote:looks good :cool: what kind of car is it in? if you dont mind me asking
As nicbeer said,, the "HumVee"

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Post by Dane »

Nice work Hoppy.
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