hey does anyone have a pic w/ 06 NB tC

thnx

 

For those that say that Vinyl is better because its easier to remove, I can definitely attest to the fact that NiteShades is equally easy to remove. I know because I smoked my tails today and completely messed them up the first time. I was able to get all the tint off with a lil elbow grease and shoot it a second time. Thank God that it came out fine the second time around. Ill post pics tomorrow. I went a different route and didnt black out the reverse lights. I think it looks good and gives a more stock look so the cops wont bother me.

 

how did u remove with elbow grease? would that damage the body paint? cuz i think i have to do one side again

 

I used a degreaser (I think "ID: RED" is what its called) that my cousin uses in his shop. It removes the tint , dont ask me why, if you put a lil on a towel and scrub. And since its only a degreaser and not thinner, it didnt affect the body paint, although I did clean the car as soon as we finished.

 

Heres a few pics. Internet is sooooo slow at school that its impossible to upload anymore.

 

do yer 3rd brake light L4rry_B1rd. :D

 

Nah, I didnt smoke the reverse lights so they would match the third bake light. I like it better that way and looks more stock.

 

does anyone wanna do the night shade for me?

 

Mail me your materials and I'll spray your lights for you. You'll need Clear Coat as well.

Had mine since late fall, still look great!

 

how do you wetsand? and can you do this for the haedlights? or will the heat from the lights get to it?

 

and.... will they come off if ever needed to? like if you get pulled for them..

 

Well, you won't need to wetsand if you use vinly OVERLAYS........ehh-hem.

and wetsanding involves -fine- grit sand paper and...well, water of course. You can easily google wet sanding for technique

 

The advantage of ovrlays is that you can always return to original/stock look.
I did mine tody..i ve done 1/2 of them
I ll do the rest tomorrow