Yes, everything should be able to be painted to match your vehicle.
I'll take pictures tonight, of the one I have been working on that will be on my vehicle soon... Has taken a lot of sanding to get all the layer lines out, but now looks like a production part... Just giving the paint a few...
Resin printer arrived today. About to start my first print on it... Turns out it will be a 35 hour print for 2 tail lights. Lol we will see how it comes out in 2 days
In all honesty, I'll probably never make back the time and money spent on creating all of this. I find it fun and enjoy doing it. If China starts creating them, then even better, at least every one would be able to get a set at a reasonable price...
I would be more than happy to give my 3d...
Also, if the resin printer works great, it can produce two at one time... But the higher temp resins cost $37+ a bottle... Will take 1 bottle to produce 1 set of lights. The higher temp resins take a longer time to cure each layer, so it will probably take a day to produce a set. Then you have...
I might sell a few... But at the moment the process to produce is way too time consuming. I'm working on this. I might use PLA which is the easiest to print, but it can't withstand heat. However if I cast it in a fine sand like material and bake it (anneal it), it can withstand higher temps...
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Another update.....
I found a light that I can make completely flush tail lights with. I will work on the design tonight, and hopefully have some pictures up for the weekend.
I ended up getting a qidi x plus 3.
I will also probably get a qidi x max 3 when it is available.
I just purchased today a anycubic photon m3 max which is a resin printer with a big enough build volume to print two lights at a time. I didn't realize 3d print resins have come so far that now...
Just a update, new fully enclosed 3d printer arrived yesterday, for printing higher temp plastics like abs, asa, poly carbonate, nylon, etc. At the moment I'm printing a driver side with holes for side markers. Should hopefully be done when I get home from work today :)