VHT Nightshade

Get it at O'Reillys for like $13 bucks a can. I just did mine about 5 days ago and i love the way it looks

Okay didnt want to start a new thread, but how hard is it to screw up using VHT nightshade? because it is like $30 a taillight at the local junkyard I believe.

scale 1-10 10 hardest..... 3.. maybe a 2... not difficult at all... at least for me.

alright once school gets out I may have to get this done. any other place besides O'reillys carry VHT?

menards napa really any auto store

Does someone have a link for Flips site? I must have missed it? Probably gonna test this out on my stockers for practice to prep for the Red LED tails!

read this http://www.grandprixforums.net/how-v...hts-30474.html follow it down to the last direction worked absolutley great on mine i did one coat on the reverse bar 2 on the tails and spoiler light, looks great.

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Originally Posted by Matt Palm

menards napa really any auto store

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Menards carries this stuff? I presume in the paint section cuz I have their automotive section memorized. Its dad's favorite store lol

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Originally Posted by 91parkave

read this http://www.grandprixforums.net/how-v...hts-30474.html follow it down to the last direction worked absolutley great on mine i did one coat on the reverse bar 2 on the tails and spoiler light, looks great.

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Thanks Parkave I still want to see Flips site though!

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Originally Posted by h0wl0ngcanitbe

Does someone have a link for Flips site? I must have missed it? Probably gonna test this out on my stockers for practice to prep for the Red LED tails!

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Flipscustomtails.com but the domain is expired atm

Bummer well his pics of his work are awesome! Cant wait to try this.

Yup his work is top notch. 0 regrets in sending him my tails,brake,and rev..till this day still looks good.

Yeah i bought mine from menards for 7 bucks lol

got mine at Home Depot for like 6 bucks a can i think.. cheapest i've seen it anywhere

I used the nightshade and well lets just say I went with 6 or 7 coats a bit much you might say, I think it looks great on the car. I however found a way to get around the whole issue of being pulled over left and right. <(AFTER BEING PULLED OVER 4 NIGHTS IN A ROW)> DON'T PAINT THE REFLECTOR STRIPS!!! It may look a little less sleek but if your any good it at least shows attention to detail.

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I used the nightshade and well lets just say I went with 6 or 7 coats a bit much you might say, I think it looks great on the car. I however found a way to get around the whole issue of being pulled over left and right. <(AFTER BEING PULLED OVER 4 NIGHTS IN A ROW)> DON'T PAINT THE REFLECTOR STRIPS!!! It may look a little less sleek but if your any good it at least shows attention to detail.

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Dude max you should've put 3 coats on 6-7 is a open invitation for someone to rear end you

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Dude max you should've put 3 coats on 6-7 is a open invitation for someone to rear end you

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true.. thats a little too dangerous there... might as well just use paint instead.

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Originally Posted by Schmidty

true.. thats a little too dangerous there... might as well just use paint instead.

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It's not as dark as you might think. I left the reflective strip as is. I haven't had much issue with police or people not being able to see them.



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just running lights no brakes, letting her warm up before work

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did my reverse bar a little bit ago...
http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/...ps62bbb9a5.jpg

Anyone use rustoleum lens tint? I went to use it very lightly with all the proper steps and it seems like it is just wiping off when i polished and waxed them. Iw anted it just enough to cover the delamination. Any input?


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