sorry it took so long before i posted the pictures...

oh well, here we go....




a couple of pictures before the overlays

 

and here's the work in progress

 

some more pics

 

and now, the finished product

 

some more pictures of the overlays and my car...

 

overall, the installation of the overlays took about an hour for me and my friend(the guy wearing red shirt in the pics...thanx Frank)...

i will highly recommend people to use a heatgun(or buy one if you don't have one)....it makes it so much easier to do it than if you were to do it without. just take your time and be patient. if you hurry, you'll screw up the overlays or scratch them.

one note, we did have to make some 'minor' cuts to the overlays once they were applied and dried on the lense. it's nothing major, i'm just ****.

great overlays, i thank bat for coming out with these!!! mad props!!!

 

Those overlays look awesome on your G! Is your G desert platinum? I was hesistant at first about buying them, but after seeing them on your G, I'm convinced. How is break light visibility at night?

Will a hair dryer suffice as a replacement for the heat gun?

How did you end up cutting the overlays? Did you take a knife to the G35 taillights? I'd be scared of scratching them up myself...

 

my car's actually Brilliant Silver.

it does cut down on the amount of light lit at night, but it's still plenty visible and i haven't had any problems since.

hair dryer won't get hot enough, but it'll be better than nothing. you can buy a heatgun for like $20 from hardware stores....it'll be $20 well spent. trust me.

my friend actually trimmed the overlays for me around the edges. he used a exacto knife he uses on his RC Cars. he's really good with his hands, and yes, he did cut the flim on the lenses. no scracthes. mad props for him because i can't do that kind of delicate stuff....

 

Wow, turned out really nice! How about some pics in the sunlight?

Bat™

 

i'll try to take some pics in sunlight when i get a chance...

 

looks good on that color..

 

what are those overlays made out of?

 

look good man. Props.

 

All my Overlays are made from 7 Year High Performance Vinyl. Extremely durable and lasts a long time with no fading or peeling. All Overlays mount to the outside surface. There is no need to remove anything to apply them correctly. Overlays can be removed if desired with no residue left behind. Application is Peel and Stick! All kits come with instructions.

Bat

 

Just put the tailights and front turn signals on my Carribbean Blue. It took an hour, a hair dryer, a credit card, terry cotton towel, my brother, and patience. It came out really well. Make sure you get heat on the edges so that it wraps around the lamps. The blow dryer was more than sufficient. Also have someone help you. My brother worked the blow dryer, while I worked out the bubbles and the edges. Overall, I'm very happy with the results. I almost payed someone to do this, but it was easy enough for my brother and I to do. BTW use PLENTY of soap/water to lubricate the lamps so that you can position the overlay. If it gets dry, the overlay will stick, if that happens, jus spray some more of the soap/water solution on the vinyl to allow it to move again for repositioning. Thanks Andrew for this fine product!

 

Lights on

 

oh man, that turned out really nice! Be sure to post some pics in the sunlight, I'm sure that blue is gorgeous.

Bat™

 

Front turn signal. Subtle yet noticeable.

 

Hey V35, daytime pics!

Bat™

 

as u wish