How to make my tail lights darker?
#3
alot of people on here will refer you to a spray-on tint for r/c cars. I've seen that work with mixed results, depending on application.
the best I've seen so far, a bunch of guys I used to work with in a body shop used clear coat with some black mixed in it, and gave them a spray with that. I think thats the better way, but it requires you to know people in that industry, or at least with the tools....
the best I've seen so far, a bunch of guys I used to work with in a body shop used clear coat with some black mixed in it, and gave them a spray with that. I think thats the better way, but it requires you to know people in that industry, or at least with the tools....
#5
Static cling smoked tint worked for me. Or you can use night shades and just wet sand it.
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#7
tint tails
I have a 96 ex coup and i couldnt stand the sight of the amber/yellow what ever you want to call them. I got this spray off line. It ran me about 40 bucks but worth every penny. I painted them red and left the back up lights clear. PM me if you want the pictures.
#9
Originally Posted by Kai
Remember, if someone rear-ends your car after you paint the taillights, the accident is automatically your fault if the cops notice the paint/tint.
#10
Originally Posted by Kai
Remember, if someone rear-ends your car after you paint the taillights, the accident is automatically your fault if the cops notice the paint/tint.