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I sell tint spray in a can that has worked really well for about 10 reno/forenza owners to tint there tails/heads/sides/grills/ect, it's on ebay under my name but costs a bit more. I completly blacked out both my tail lights, both fogs, and one headlight with a can.
Or you could go to a hobby shop and buy a can of window tint for RC cars. I used VHT Nightshades on my turns.
http://www.toledotuners.com/pics/kir...eoblackout.jpg
wow that looks slick
I just bought a can of nightshades, did you pull the signals out or leave them in when you sprayed them?
im pretty sure you would be able to get away with just taping off the area around your turns and then spraying but for the best result i would say to take them out.
How the fug do u get them out tho? It's near impossible... any tips? Tricks?
i dunno but i was wondering, does this spary tint actually stay on good, like if bugs and crap start hittin it it wont start to chip or anything would it?
Heres my Results, only $10.77 for the tint at Autozone but the real work comes when you have to remove the turn signals and get a clean application of the tint, I certainly wasnt any happier of a person after it was done haha.
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i'd highly recommend static cling tint for this, I used it and it worked perfectly, no/very few bubbles and no creasing...also since its static cling you can just pull it off easily when you get tired of it. Signals arent too hard to take out, take the 3 screws out, then you gotta kinda move it around with a good amount of force until it starts sliding out...
now that you guys have had the tint or spay on for a long time how has it lasted?