Well here they are. I was kind of worried when i got them in the mail. I said there was no way in hell to get these things on my lights.....Andy (bluebatmobile) knows what he's doing thought. It was very interesting how they "shrink" to size and shape when you use a blow dryer. I used a spray bottle with soap water, c.c. to spread bubbles, wet rag to also spread out bubbles......here they are

 

good job with the install

 

Nice!, but is the website working i plan to order some overlays myself.

 

best way to get in touch with him is through email.

bluebatmobile@san.rr.com

 

looks mean! great job

 

Thanks! Definitely a 3 hour job.....2 hours on the right side and 1 hour on the left. haha just have to be patient with them and it's definitely a lot easier with two people.....I turned to my mom ( she has a lot of experience with "arts and crafts" type things so she manned the blow dryer and i used a combo of wet rags and a c.c. covered in a micro fiber towel.

I did end up having to make one cut on the outside of each tail light. it was the only way to make things fit flush. but it covers up excellent. Got it parked out back bakin in the sun.....that will clear up any bubbles/creases....but there were very few.

 

Those look very good. It's not often you see solid black a non-black G. Nice work.

 

yea i was kind of worried but i saw a g coupe with the overlay/paint i dont know which one....but he had the liquid platinum and a black roof....so i thought about trying the tail lights....might do the headlights too..gonna talk with Andy and see if he can get that together....I really haven't seen many sedans with the gtr style either...or i might not be looking in the right places

 

Nice job Kyle! Now, how about some nice full car shots for my Gallery bud .

Bat

 

check your email later on today

 

can you resend, post them here .

Bat™