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Fly1 Motorsports 06-24-2011 04:00 PM

Thx for posting, but it's really hard to notice the difference from stock w/o a before pic for comparison. Maybe that's the beauty of it though...

Stosh Rickles 06-25-2011 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by A 2 Z (Post 1188043)
The black tint isnt dark enough IMO to even make a really noticable effect on the tailights. It is a very light tint. It is more obvious on the headlights since the headlight unit is chrome.

Here is a front view of the lights where you can notice them tinted.

Did you try putting on a second coat? Or does it just wash out if you try to add another layer?

Also, did you try to remove it yet? Supposedly just as easy to remove as it is to put on...

I might try the light blue on my silver car... if I do it, I'll be sure to post details.

Bluebatmobile 06-26-2011 10:01 AM

interesting...

B@t™

cruzthepug 08-13-2014 06:21 AM

Hate to bring this thread back from the dead, but has anyone else tried this stuff? I ordered a kit of the black tint. For the price and the fact that it's removable, I thought I would try it.

I will do some before and after photos.......

cruzthepug 08-24-2014 05:18 PM

Finally got a chance to try this stuff. Application was pretty easy, just follow the instructions. Prep with their cleaner, clean with soap, dry, prime (dry 30 min), then tint. It looks pretty good, a few streaks just after application but it says they will disappear when it dries. Right now it looks good from a couple of feet away, unclose you can still see some imperfections, but hopefully that will go away when it dries completely.

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5580/...fa1be6b2_c.jpg

The left is not quite as dark as it appears, the before shot is darker also, but you get the idea.

Jayhovah 08-25-2014 10:50 AM

Wow that looks pretty good! Nice alternative for those of us too chicken to open our lights.

cruzthepug 08-25-2014 10:58 AM

After drying overnight there are still some imperfections. Some slight streaking and some spots that appear to be airborne trash. It looks good from a few feet away, but a close inspection you can see the defects. I think the streaking was probably my application and trying to get it uniform when I should have left it alone after the first quick once over. I'll probably leave it for a few days before I decide if going to leave it or take it off. I'm not sure my OCD for everything being perfect will let me leave it :)


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kenchan 08-25-2014 11:07 AM

so this is like the vhs night shades?

littlejuanito 05-23-2016 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by cruzthepug (Post 2942372)
After drying overnight there are still some imperfections. Some slight streaking and some spots that appear to be airborne trash. It looks good from a few feet away, but a close inspection you can see the defects. I think the streaking was probably my application and trying to get it uniform when I should have left it alone after the first quick once over. I'll probably leave it for a few days before I decide if going to leave it or take it off. I'm not sure my OCD for everything being perfect will let me leave it :)

Has anyone else try this?


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