Headlight Bling - Upgrade Your Headlights
| Like most pickup projects, the first step is to disconnect the batteries in case you short anything out. The next step would be to disconnect the headlights from the truck.
People are always trying to figure out new ways to make their truck stand out. Many people go to the SEMA show in Vegas at the beginning of November each year to find the newest truck candy. But sometimes the coolest stuff is done at local shops down the street from your house.
Armen Adjarian, owner of True Bliss Customs/SuperDutyLights.com, has been into customizing cars and trucks since he got his first car. He has had his own 6,000-square-foot shop since the age of 21. He was introduced to the diesel market a few years back and has been in love with it ever since. His specialty, if you’d call it that, has been modifying customers’ headlights. Ford owners like to stand out from the crowd with nice custom touches. So many people ask him if he can color-match their headlights to complement their truck.
This article is going to give you insight on how to do this, but we really recommend you have a professional shop like True Bliss Customs do this for you. You have no idea how many headlights they have had to fix from other shops. Like the motto says, “Do it right the first time.”
This is one of the greatest things about the aftermarket industry. If you don’t like it, change it. The guys at SuperDutyLights.com know what’s up. Give them a call—usual turnaround time is about two to three business days, depending on the styling you want.
