This... Or it's impossible to see ill probably have to redo mine one day
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I have no problems with mine being tinted
Mines black as night
got time to do the reverse bar used 2 coats of vht nightshade came out a little darker then the tails and 3rd brake light still deciding if I like it or not ??
http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps14393473.jpg
That never looks right to me
what do you guys recommend to take the vht off ?
if you did not clear them someone posted that brake cleaner takes it right off.
looks pretty good to me tho. give it a few days.
wet sand it off if the thinner dont work.
yeah I cleared them was watching a video on youtube the guy used goof off ?
http://www.homedepot.ca/product/474-ml-goof-off/947625
id still let that fly for a few days, see if it grows on you. its not bad at all looking.
its just like when id do a roof on someones house they pick a new color, and when im done their all like it looks so different now, idk if i like it.......i tell them all, give it two weeks you wont even notice any more. came back a month later and they love it lol
I manage but want to get some 3157 Crees for reverse lights.
I had some on amazon I was gonna get but I'm gonna try and remove the tint this weekend. It's way too dark and I gotta remove it get it done right and **** before I go back to school cause my car needs inspected before
My little brother had his G35 lights tinted and had to pass inspection Goo Off worked and it came right off. (whhoever did his though didnt sand the stock lights) So im not sure if sanding puts it too deep for the goo off.
When I went to Advance Auto Parts to get PLasti-Dip and Lucas Transmission Fix they had it sitting on the shelf. Quite a few actually.
When I went to Advance Auto Parts to get PLasti-Dip and Lucas Transmission Fix they had it sitting on the shelf. Quite a few actually.
Wetsanding is a safe way to remove the tint on the tail lights instead of using any chemical. Just clear coat them afterward to bring back the sleek look and protection against UV.