Well I got my smoke out tail light overlay kit from Bluebat today and had to put them on right away. These things make the tail lights look so much better IMO. Well you guys check out his kits at http://www.bluebatmobile.com/ he has all kinds of vinyl kits and they are great quality. And now for the pics....

before:






after:

 

looks good! damn. i gotta buy a digi cam

 

I see other people like bad religion also :D

 

thats hot

 

what steps did you have to do to get them to look like that?

 

Looks nice. Looks like you did a good job putting them on. Are they difficult to put on?

 

looks great. i see other people in that shot

 

can someone teel me how to post pix like that?

...and also, what did u have to do to put those on, they look really good, i expected vinyl overlays to look kinda hoaky

 

Bluebat does a great job with his kits so its pretty easy. I used a little soap and water so I could place them, then just got the air bubbles out. The hardest part for me was the wrap around part on the tail light. I had a hard time getting it to lay flat at first but my GF (the pregnate girlie in the pic) and I just kept working the overlay until it layed flat. took me about 30 mins to do both but well worth the time IMO.

 

how would that look like on a TCM?? anyone have any pics of that?

 

Sweet, been trying to hook something like this. Can't bring myself to shell out $$$ for the nice black taillights...

 

The soap solution should only be used to position the film.
You should try using a solution of 70% water and 30% Isopropyl rubbing alcohol in a squirt bottle to remove the soap solution.
The rubbing alchohol will cause the water to evaporate more quickly.
This will help with getting the film to adhear to the lens. I would as recommened cleaning the lens with Wax and Silicone remover first to remove any wax or silicone build up.