woolbo85

Im getting a set of 'Euro LED Tail lights RED' in couple days
but i was just wondering if it is possible to put smoked film
on top of the aftermarket tail lights...
cuz most of the aftermarket tail lights dont have flat surface..
its kinda round and sticks out where there a bulb is...
so.... any suggestion??
i really want that lights and a smoked film together!
help me~ plz~~~

usmanasif

iTrader: (4)

Oh boy...not another altezza-style set of tails.

woolbo85

no.. i dont think this is altezza but similar i guess =)

SteevoZ

iTrader: (3)

SuperBlack350z

iTrader: (59)

well, not all altezza lights stick out where the bulbs are but in this case, it does. It will definately be more tricky putting the film on. You can use tint spray in a can...the only downsides that it won't be really glossy. If you give those lights to a professional bodyshop, they can put a tint and clear them for probably 50 dollars each light and it will last long just as paint would. You can polish and wax them as well.

MI 35th

iTrader: (16)

I would recommend tinting it with the spray on buffing them with some 2500 grit compound, washing with Dawn spray on some bomb can clear, buff with 2500 then 5000 compound and it will look very nice.

TacoMadre

iTrader: (4)

PM Bat, his overlays are awesome and very easy to install. I'm sure you could use a blow dryer to get the vinyl to shape itself around the buble area.

blazed54

iTrader: (1)

oh no.... those boob shaped taillights....why!!!!

trodis

well the Z has a nice @ss, so you might as well add some nice clevage

abyss

Go to a Hobby Store or Walmart, go to the Model paints and look for a spray called Smoke. get you some sandpaper, masking tape, a flashlight, rubbing alcohol and a can of clear and do it with spray. With that bulge your not gonna like laying it on. Just crack the light open, gently sand the inside of the lights so that the cover so that the paint will stick, spray your light a layer at a time and use the flashlight shining through to see how much illumination you get andonce you get the amount you want clear them. You'll probably end up using an entire can of clear for both tails if you want it to look good.

TacoMadre

iTrader: (4)

Thats what I was thinking but then I just figured I'd give him a little advice

blazed54

iTrader: (1)

You sir....are a better man than I.

abyss

who cares what someone else does to their car. Atleast it isn't the ductape eyelids.

imjdoggie

iTrader: (2)

The best advice would be................. to not get those taillights and invest in a set of 06 or 07 led's.

imjdoggie

iTrader: (2)

Now that was bad he even did his taillights in duct too.

Bottled Water

Z_Driver

iTrader: (3)

If your going to tint those use Nite Shades - and spray the tint on imo.

It could look good tinted. Untinted

tomtom

iTrader: (3)

did you try smoke tail light?
is a spray paint smoke color just for taillight.
xtremewhite.com

Z_Driver

iTrader: (3)

You can use Nite Shades for any of the lens. I just chose to smoke my tail lights, backup lights though:





Just three very light coats of spray in 15 minutes time. Then dry wet sand lightly with rubbing compound, clay bar it and a little wax ...

I bought my smoked front reflectors with LED's off line already smoked:

abyss

Night Shade or model paint smoke is the only way that is gonna come out looking decent. It's cheap and easy (kinda like combats mom) and it lasts. I recommended the model paint because it is easier to get pending on where you live. Around here store stopped carrying the Night Shade because it isn't considered street legal. luckily I still have 3 cases in my my garage because I do this for friends and neighbors so I can have a hobby, lol.