Eyebrow mod!
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Alrighty guys, I took a pic of the Radio Shack packaging.
The one to get is the one on the RIGHT. The left packaging will 8/10 result in crappy dim or yellow-ish LED.
Also, I talked to my buddy about it, he said he would be open to doing more of these.
The one to get is the one on the RIGHT. The left packaging will 8/10 result in crappy dim or yellow-ish LED.
Also, I talked to my buddy about it, he said he would be open to doing more of these.
Originally Posted by Frank5er' post='1007126' date='Sep 14 2009, 07:40 AM
You have beautiful eyebrows!
Great job! Where in OC?
Great job! Where in OC?DUDE!!!!! I really hope your still on this thread..man I'm in Laguna Niguel and it would be killer if we could hook up and get mine done also....definitely will kick you some cash...man i'm praying your still around lol.... e mail me danegordon101@hotmail.com
DUDE!!!!! I really hope your still on this thread..man I'm in Laguna Niguel and it would be killer if we could hook up and get mine done also....definitely will kick you some cash...man i'm praying your still around lol.... e mail me danegordon101@hotmail.com
Hey nomis nehc nice lights man, they are killer lights. I was wondering what are the supplies and tools you use to mod your eye brow because I'm very tempted in doing this mod as well. thanks..
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And of course, you'll need soldering tool, leds, and patience. It's not terribly difficult, just not something for faint of heart, lol.
gta101: I emailed you.
Umm, supplies, well, it really depends on how you want to do it. John from NY's way is to cut a slit, and use a wedge and hammer apart the eyebrow compartment. With careful hammering, that's probably the "easiest" way.
And of course, you'll need soldering tool, leds, and patience. It's not terribly difficult, just not something for faint of heart, lol.
gta101: I emailed you.
And of course, you'll need soldering tool, leds, and patience. It's not terribly difficult, just not something for faint of heart, lol.
gta101: I emailed you.
Yeah I bought them awhile back when I was going to do them then I somehow lost it and forgot where I got it from. Would you need to buy resistors for the 4 pins led? http://www.radioshac...0pin%20led&sr=1 Are these the 4 pin lights that you guys bought?


