*** Update, Spray on Tail Light Tint, don't do it!!!! ***
Same with the my recent experiment with the spray on tail light tint. My advice, don't do it. Here's why:
Vans, Nite Shade, etc, all have these spray on paints... the Vans in particular looks shiny and nice.
However, it doesn't dry well. Even when it does, it is highly suceptible to marking and scratching. WAY TOO sensitive for me, or any of you, for sure.
So, it looks nice... but one detailer scrubbing a little too hard and BAM, nice scratch / mark.
I'm taking it off. The rubbing compound works really well at that!
However, I did see a car with the exact same job and upon closer inspection it was... REGULAR WINDOW TINT. I'm going to have that done and post pics...
ugh... live and learn. My E55 list so far:
1) No extended after market warranties
2) No spray on tint
Glad to be of service...

Loren
Anyway, as for the "window tint" on the brake light - what you saw was probably not window tint. Window tint will not conform to the compound curve/shape of the tails. People are using the equivalent of clear bra material that has a tint to it - that is likely what you saw. Its thick and conforms somewhat to curves.
Try www.rockblocker.com, they might sell a bulk sheet to you.










