Xeno

here are a few more pics. also, i think i was able to get the driver side tint to lay flat; i put a heater by the lens and it appears to be fixed (for now anyway).

oh, in the third pic, the car under the cover in the background is a very nice fox body

PennState

^did u peel back the film, so it sticky and adheres real well to the plastic.

Xeno

well, i'm going to admit my ignorance.... i forgot to pull the backing off .... i read it on the instructions, but that was before i pulled the lenses; so i guess after getting them out, it slipped my mind....

well, now i have a weekend project



man, i feel really stupid right now...

Xeno

well, i went ahead and re-did the tint... and this time i peeled back the covering so far so good; everything is laying flat

at least i was able to do it faster this time, since i knew what i was doing

Vulcan420

FYI - the directions for the Tint that Walmart sells says to apply to GLASS ONLY. Do not apply to plastics it sez.

The light lenses (headlights, fogs, side markers, turn signals) on the mustang are all plastic. at least they are on my 007

From what I saw on the pkg the film is considered non-removable by the mfr. if applied to any type of plastic.

Maybe there's dif brands with dif specs - I would def read 1st if you ever want to be able to remove the stuff down the road...