Tail light tinting
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Tail light tinting
I want to tint my tail lights but I don't know what I should do exactly? Should I paint or get overlays? I have a black coupe. I dont want to completely smoke out the tails. You guys have any pics of nice tints to recommend and what should I use(overlays or paint). Where can I get it?
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+1 blue bat sells a lot of precut overlays.. =) I had them before on my G..
However for the CLEANEST look you'd wana go with paint.. Tip for painting tho. DO NOT sand the lights in ANYWAY.. if you do not you can always wash off the paint and repolish the lights to remove the tint =)
- Eric
However for the CLEANEST look you'd wana go with paint.. Tip for painting tho. DO NOT sand the lights in ANYWAY.. if you do not you can always wash off the paint and repolish the lights to remove the tint =)
- Eric
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Whatever you do please tint your tail lights in a way that does not impair the function of the tail lights. I've seen accidents almost happen because people's tail lights are tinted so dark they don't even seem on, and when they light up under braking they are about as bright as a dim reflector.
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Whatever you do please tint your tail lights in a way that does not impair the function of the tail lights. I've seen accidents almost happen because people's tail lights are tinted so dark they don't even seem on, and when they light up under braking they are about as bright as a dim reflector.
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Bluebatmobile sells em, pretty cheap too. I have the full tint on my car and the led's of our brakelights go through cleanly.
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