Tinted Tails
Grab a friend and a hairdryer and a spray bottle with a soap and water mixture and give it a go with the bluebatmobile overlays. Take your time doing it and it will come out pretty well, even for a first time. I was satisfied with the work I did on my car the first time I did it.
IMO i would get lamin-x. It's thicker than bat's and goes on much easier. I don't know how many of his overlays i went through just trying to put them on. Especially headlights. I went through lamin-x and will never go back. sorry, bat.
^^Yeah, I didn't want to say that but his are tough to get on correctly. I went through the same thing with Bat's and finally tried Rockblocker. Much easier. I still think VHT is the way to go though, because you can get the lights just as light or dark as you want. Just gotta be prepared for all the freaking wet sanding and polishing.
lamin-x http://www.lamin-x.com/Scion-tC-s/660.htm
clear defender http://www.cleardefender.com/
Headlight Armour http://www.headlightarmor.com/05-09-...ting-kits.aspx
Last edited by phazeshifter; Jan 27, 2010 at 06:52 PM.
What about your headlights? I'm looking at lamin-x but not sure if their headlight film is intended for our 2009 version with the projector headlights with the raised bubble in the front. Bluebatmobiles didn't fit on my headlights. Looking to pick between the following three brands to do headlights and tail lights....not sure if anyone else have used any of these for headlights with success.
lamin-x http://www.lamin-x.com/Scion-tC-s/660.htm
clear defender http://www.cleardefender.com/
Headlight Armour http://www.headlightarmor.com/05-09-...ting-kits.aspx
lamin-x http://www.lamin-x.com/Scion-tC-s/660.htm
clear defender http://www.cleardefender.com/
Headlight Armour http://www.headlightarmor.com/05-09-...ting-kits.aspx
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