Tint Whitworth part of tail lights
#1
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Tint Whitworth part of tail lights
Moderator please edit the thread title, I obviously messed up the title while typing on my phone. Thanks.
I wanted a slight tint of the white part of the tail lights, not smoke but more of the newer benz look.
I use model master transparent window tint that is typically used for model toys. I have been using this spray for years with great results, you can control how dark it gets by how many layers you apply.
I am pleased with the results
I wanted a slight tint of the white part of the tail lights, not smoke but more of the newer benz look.
I use model master transparent window tint that is typically used for model toys. I have been using this spray for years with great results, you can control how dark it gets by how many layers you apply.
I am pleased with the results
Last edited by AzCamel; 02-18-2017 at 12:10 AM.
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I guess you can try it would work on chrome, sort of like the black chrome look I guess. I did try it on a metallic silver based that I brushed to make it look like steel and then sprayed this over, it looks pretty good.
I have been using this stuff for well over a decade on all sorts of cars and motorcycle, it has held up great for years until I sold he car/motorcycle
I have been using this stuff for well over a decade on all sorts of cars and motorcycle, it has held up great for years until I sold he car/motorcycle
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here is a set I did over two years ago, I took apart the light and tinted the inside lenses, it has held up great