steveiZdaman

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has anyone used this on their Z?

i used it on my last car and it held up very good until u saw stress marks in it from the sun beating on them for a long period of time...then i had to clear them some more

i used spray tint and clear coat when i did it...

i want to do my stock lights this way i can switch off from my J Spec tails and tinted tails....

or should i just get the other tint that everyone uses

Bubble

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whatever you do, don't use overlay. Look very DULL.

Mike Wazowski

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hook me up with some painted on tint ones Alex..... I will send a used pair to you

ZlleH

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Body shop quoted me $130 to do this job for the taillights and rear turn signal housing. I know it's steep and there are tutorials for doing this yourself, but I don't want to go buy a buffer to do this the right way.

Bubble

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let them do it. I charge $100 to do JUST the taillight. It's time consume though.

Blue Batmobile

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Samples My Overlays.

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closeup of finish:

steveiZdaman

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those look pretty nice

steveiZdaman

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there used to be a website that did this...forgot the name of the site but i dont think they exist anymore all i know is the guy that ran it his name was CHET...alot of ppl used him with their grand prixs(my previous car) but i did it myself and it came out pretty good....it just took a beating from the sun

zzz350

damn, i hate sun beatings! what has become of this world?

rotaryrocket7

It's not difficult to do at all. Sand them, paint them, buff them. You don't really need a power buffer to do it. If you decide you must have the power buffer one can be purchased at Home Depot for $25, alot less than the 125 you'd be spending, plus then you have the power buffer for easy waxing in the future.

Amiricanmade

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the 1st and 2nd pic...are they of the same car? and if so which shade did you have on there 6/10 or 3/10?

BlackSpec02

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VHT nightshades and clear coat if you want to paint em yourself... ive done it on previous cars and it comes out great.

Bat's overlays are the other thing I would suggest. Good product and good guy.

steveiZdaman

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thats wat i used too...VHT and clear coat....lasted few months then u saw the stress marks and little cracks in it...and it looked faded

Blue Batmobile

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Different cars, both 6/10 tint .

Bat™