Im applying niteshades to my taillights tonight... but i was wondering if you needed to, could you wetsand off the tinted part to return it to normal?
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if you screw up, just let it dry, sand it smooth, and apply more niteshades.
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Originally posted by RadRacerOr you could just buy a set of black-outs for $40 and not worry about messing them up
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Originally posted by badinfluenceRSVHT looks better when done right
and blackouts fall off :mad:
I'm sure VHT looks good when done right, but how many people know how to do it right, or have the patience too? And blackouts only fall off if you don't put them on right. Right being with a piece of velcro or something; I had one of mine fall off as well. Bought nightshades to replace them, and want my blackouts back :(~97 3.8L V6 Camaro~
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ive got a guy helping me who has done them before
i actually have blackouts in my garage, but thats not what im going for. im not looking for a totally blacked out look, i want where you can still see the colors in the taillights, but with a noticeably darker tint... you cant get that with blackouts
pics hopefully when im done so you guys can see what im talking about2000 Camaro 3800 A4
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Originally posted by badinfluenceRSand blackouts fall off :mad:
And you don't need velcro.
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