tailight covers/ting
04-22-2007, 12:13 AM
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RE: tailight covers/ting
ORIGINAL: beastzilla02
i got 50 percent on my black beast =P..but yeah any color car looks good with it..just like every color car looks good with tinted windows.
i got 50 percent on my black beast =P..but yeah any color car looks good with it..just like every color car looks good with tinted windows.
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04-22-2007, 12:45 AM
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RE: tailight covers/ting
I got mine from www.autobadges.com
You can also get them from www.stangmods.com and you can find them on ebay.
You can also get them from www.stangmods.com and you can find them on ebay.
04-22-2007, 01:30 AM
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RE: tailight covers/ting
Get Nightshade....It is a spray on tint....It looks really good and you can do as light or dark as you want....and you dont have to worry about people stealing your taillight covers....
Here is mine...this is a old pic they are clearcoated now so they are really shiney....
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...27_17_full.jpg
Here is mine...this is a old pic they are clearcoated now so they are really shiney....
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...27_17_full.jpg
04-22-2007, 10:38 AM
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RE: tailight covers/ting
Properly applied and clearcoatedVHT tint looks better than the vinyl overlays--however,since any tinting isillegal there are two factors to keep in mind. [/align][/align][ol][*]50% will attract less attention from the blue meanies than blackout;[*]If you do get their attention you can peel the vinyl off right there and then,swear you'll be a better man in the future, and maybe wiggle out of a ticket...[/ol]
I went with the 50% vinyl film based on this line of thinking. [/align][/align](BTW-the VHT spray-on tint can look dull and generally crappy if not done well)[/align]
I went with the 50% vinyl film based on this line of thinking. [/align][/align](BTW-the VHT spray-on tint can look dull and generally crappy if not done well)[/align]
04-22-2007, 03:44 PM
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RE: tailight covers/ting
ORIGINAL: cliffyk
Properly applied and clearcoatedVHT tint looks better than the vinyl overlays--however,since any tinting isillegal there are two factors to keep in mind. [/align][/align][ol][*]50% will attract less attention from the blue meanies than blackout;[*]If you do get their attention you can peel the vinyl off right there and then,swear you'll be a better man in the future, and maybe wiggle out of a ticket...[/ol]
I went with the 50% vinyl film based on this line of thinking. [/align][/align](BTW-the VHT spray-on tint can look dull and generally crappy if not done well)[/align]
Properly applied and clearcoatedVHT tint looks better than the vinyl overlays--however,since any tinting isillegal there are two factors to keep in mind. [/align][/align][ol][*]50% will attract less attention from the blue meanies than blackout;[*]If you do get their attention you can peel the vinyl off right there and then,swear you'll be a better man in the future, and maybe wiggle out of a ticket...[/ol]
I went with the 50% vinyl film based on this line of thinking. [/align][/align](BTW-the VHT spray-on tint can look dull and generally crappy if not done well)[/align]
I have done plenty of taillights and if you get any dirt in them you can sand it out then clearcoat with no problem just put light coats on and dont pile it on or else it will run...you call but thats just IMO...
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