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    Quote Originally Posted by TbM View Post
    @ TranceZiggy

    yeh i used 360 degree leds but i also blocked off the top led with aluminium foil so it refects the light from the top led back down which elimnated the hot spots in mine, its dependant on the type of leds and the colour used as to weather you need to modify the leds which is why i didnt go over it too much in the diy.
    http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...=1#post3023986

    that link has the led's i used and the way i modified them, you can ignore that bit of paper on the right hand side of the cluster, i had to do that cause mines an auto and i was getting light leakage on the P R N D4 ect sections.

    The basic idea is to stop the leds from directly lighting the back of the gauges but instead you want them to shine into the cluster housing and light up the gauges with reflected light rather that direct light if that makes sense.

    it also looks as tho you missed the one between the speedo and the fuel.





    @ wtfalfred

    Pics of?
    the cluster and dash pics are at the end of the first post, ive uploaded a quick one of the clock if thats what you wanted, excuse the dodgy photo.
    looks very nice
    How do you make the clock looks like that? you painted it?
    paint it from inside or out side? i pretty sure the plastic cover of the clock is Orange color. how do you paint it to blue or green ?
    Last edited by wtfalfred; 09-06-2012 at 02:57 PM.

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