I wanted to share to you all what I believe is the best way to tint your taillights. I would highly recommend not painting your taillights. Mostly due to the fact you cant undo paint.
For instance if you accidentally spray a few too many coats and eventually you get a ticket and now you need to fix it with new taillights.
Go online and buy your self some taillight tint. Yo can buy different shades and colors. Taillights are much easier to do than windows due to that fact you wont see air bubbles as white spots. Use a hair dryer or heat gun to pull out wrinkles. A big thing to remember is take your time and use a lot of spray solution. You will get those wrinkles out.
A few more reasons I would recommend tint instead of paint: You will always get even coverage, It can always be removed for resell, It can be removed for leagle reasons for lighter tint. And its much easier make perfect than paint, no bugs, dust and paint runs to worry about.
You may have a few water spots left in the tint. Just poke the big ones with a needle or razor blade. Most of the little one will disappear after a day in the sun.
Heat will allow you to wrap every edge perfectly.
I recommend leaving extra on the back just to help it from peeling away.
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After
For instance if you accidentally spray a few too many coats and eventually you get a ticket and now you need to fix it with new taillights.
Go online and buy your self some taillight tint. Yo can buy different shades and colors. Taillights are much easier to do than windows due to that fact you wont see air bubbles as white spots. Use a hair dryer or heat gun to pull out wrinkles. A big thing to remember is take your time and use a lot of spray solution. You will get those wrinkles out.
A few more reasons I would recommend tint instead of paint: You will always get even coverage, It can always be removed for resell, It can be removed for leagle reasons for lighter tint. And its much easier make perfect than paint, no bugs, dust and paint runs to worry about.
You may have a few water spots left in the tint. Just poke the big ones with a needle or razor blade. Most of the little one will disappear after a day in the sun.
Heat will allow you to wrap every edge perfectly.
I recommend leaving extra on the back just to help it from peeling away.
Before
After