Smoking-out/darken/blackout taillights
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salvador312 (12-05-2011)
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What size tires/what size drop is that? What procedures did you go through when you smoked those? They look so smooth and the paint is applied so evenly..
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I removed the lights and highly suggest that you do too. prep, clean, wet sand, 2 light coats niteshades, wet sand, clear, wetsand, clear, wetsand, clear, wetsand, rubbing compound. There is a good video series on youtube to get you confident about the whole thing.
Make sure you clean the rubbing compound from the lens edge (inside edge) all the way around (before you reinstall) because you can see any residual. I had to remove the taillights one more time to clean the stuff from the crack all the way around because I didn't realize you could see it--a pain.
Make sure you clean the rubbing compound from the lens edge (inside edge) all the way around (before you reinstall) because you can see any residual. I had to remove the taillights one more time to clean the stuff from the crack all the way around because I didn't realize you could see it--a pain.
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mroadster2k (12-17-2011)
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Some of the tinting looks really good!!!
BUT, about slammed into the rear of a honda with tinted taillights about 1 year ago.
It was night and rainy. Had no idea that he had his foot on the brake....until almost too late.
If you are going to tint your tail lights, just please don't drive at night.....especially at night in the rain!!!
BUT, about slammed into the rear of a honda with tinted taillights about 1 year ago.
It was night and rainy. Had no idea that he had his foot on the brake....until almost too late.
If you are going to tint your tail lights, just please don't drive at night.....especially at night in the rain!!!