About 99% of the people who have dealt with him. Consider yourself one of the lucky 1%Tazer999 said:Lol, who told you not to buy from Geno?
His quality is great, and he delivers quickly!!
I beleive that was ME. I bought one of Genos first sets for $35. After afew months of sun they began to peel. now after 6 months of being on the car they are barely readable.Tazer999 said:Lol, who told you not to buy from Geno?
His quality is great, and he delivers quickly!!
I love mine, and for only $50 ya can't go wrong.
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ok, so yea, when you get those done and looking perfect, i want a set.scotthrbacek said:Here are some pictures of the Bullitt style gauges.
I'm still working on better ways of illuminating them, but it's not my top priority right now, so it might not happen too terribly soon.
http://www.geocities.com/slhrbacek/Gauges.html
I guess this is the latest news that I have.
Tazer999 said:Also, maybe you applied it wrong if it peeled so bad...
Only problem with everything he sells is it is horribly over priced. Notice they are overlays for 80 bucks not even full gauge faces. LED bulbs are brighter but more concentrated and don't quite get the spread pattern of incandescants in the gauge cluster (believe me I've tried). You can get the overlays from the link a few posts up and the bulbs for $4 a pack at autozone and still come in less than mr True Blue.About2beBAD said:They have white face gauges and silver face gauges for all of our cars.
And they come w/ colored LED indicator lights for the needles.
They look pretty good.
Heh, guess I shoulda mentioned that.scotthrbacek said:only way to get a more evenly distributed light pattern is to add light bulbs.