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Second this. Just looked at the bumper plugs product... THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS?!? They've got some ***** (and no shame!) charging that much for a couple pieces of plastic. That's wild.

Jeff Whitten

I have used vinyl product and tint products in several applications on previous cars. These precut solutions are a great budget option for those that want to go that route. You could also remove and paint them black with a good spray paint from your local hardware store. Both pretty inexpensive solution. You will have to decide if that’s the solution and look you want.

If by a couple pieces of plastic you mean OEM Porsche reflector assemblies, painted in high quality automotive paint color matched to 40+ colors, including PTS options, it’s in the ballpark. I have had many parts painted aftermarket, and the costs might surprise you, if you haven’t had any of that type work done recently.

Ray K.

Another option is to have brake light and reflectors tinted. I prefer tinted or black for the reflector.

Scott P

That's the name of the product I used, couldn't recall when posting a response in this thread yesterday. Looks and works great and CHEEEEEP.

gellie

I’m assuming this will negate the reflection? Any safety concerns?

981KMAN

Only if you drive in the dark without your lights on.....

I don't see these small reflectors doing much of anything.

Mikster

Well what about when the car is parked on the street and it’s late at night?
Wouldn’t these small lower lenses reflect back more light to oncoming vehicles than the main rear taillight ?

M

PHX

Who does that? The horror!

I would agree, yes, it does take away some reflectivity, however the minimal change wouldn't be enough for a motorist/person who was going to smack in to your car to make any difference at all.

HappinessProcured

Sort of deviates from the form follows function ethos

981KMAN

Exactly! I want to eliminate the function of the reflectors and let the visual result have the strongest priority!

981KMAN

If you are concern in this manner, you should never buy a Black or dark colored vehicle, your only color option are bright colors, like Racing Yellow or Carrera White! The exterior color of your car has more to do with night visibility than these small rear reflectors, low in the body.

Jeff Whitten

Gentian Blue

Tobeit

I guess most here decided to make them black..so did I.

alex98ti

Simple $20 dark vinyl PPF made the car much cleaner. Looks identical to the OEM matt black.

bluemodena

Link for the $20 dark vinyl PPF you used? Your selection matches really well to the black plastic.
other suggestions people have suggested are:
- Luxe Lightwrap at amazon
- Lamin-x rearmarker covers