tjbartjr

Hehe, pretty self-explanatory.. What products or techniques can you use to smoke your tail lights? Or any light, for that matter. I'm not talking pitch black either, just a nice darker shade. I had never considered doing it before, so I don't have much knowledge. Thanks for the info!

captainlaziness

You could pick up some overlays from Bluebatmobile.com. He's got 2 levels of tint The tails are a little tough to apply. You just ahve to be patient and go slow

Blue_Batmobile

Email me to order

Bat™

NickSimcheck

A buddy of mine did it to his Talon and he said it was pretty straight forward. But it's a VERY light tint....Don't know exactly how it was done though.

SassyScion

Most of my friends just use the spray tint & wetsand/buff so it's nice & shiny. But it's a "paint" process & can't really be undone, so if you don't like it or want something different, you're stuck.

That's why I'll be going with overlays from Blue Batmobile.

Magnus213

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Rockblocker offers overlays.

cobfab

i used clear guards, they work good but dont fit perfectly. i had to axe the top half, but i think it looks cool half dark and half not

HKSpeed

you can use Vans lense spray for that stright JDM flava. its available in red, smoke, and yellow. unfortunately it costs $25 for a small spray can.
I love this stuff and swear by its toughness and lasting shine.


others have used a different spray brand called Nightshades.

people love it, but i've never met anyone who used it.
www.summitracing.com sells it for $13.39

people recommend Testor's, but i find that stuff isnt as shiny and flakes over time.

RockBlocker

Nightshades is a cheap and quick alternative that is for sure. But is permanent and doesnt have the shine that our does. Plus when you are driving a 100 mph in reverse we are the only ones offering light protection.





If anyone needs any help let us know

Chad

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SassyScion

Actually, if you wetsand it, it comes out just as shiny (if not shinier) than the stock lights. However, as Chad said, the downside is it's permanent.

RockBlocker

Just remember that some people dont know wetsanding is. Harder than most think. patience is virtue

Blue_Batmobile

Exactly. If you know that you are never gonna want to change the look of your ride down the line, painting is an oprion. My philosophy is that people in general like to change the look of their car's every so often. That's the great thing about my Overlays, you want to change the look down the line, they can be removed

Bat™

Munch

Or you can buy a second set of taillights and use those instead

RockBlocker

Thanks for your order Munch

Munch

No thank you