Redout Tail Lights IS350
#1
Redout Tail Lights IS350
I saw an IS350 with redout tail lights today.....I was wondering if there is other ways of doing it besides putting vinyl?
Or is Vinyl the only way of doing it?
I searched couple sites and came to this website
http://www.rvinyl.com/redout/kits/is350.htm
Does anyone have this on their cars? And can you actually see the film?
Thanks
Or is Vinyl the only way of doing it?
I searched couple sites and came to this website
http://www.rvinyl.com/redout/kits/is350.htm
Does anyone have this on their cars? And can you actually see the film?
Thanks
#2
I guess if you didn't want to use vinyl you could replace your entire rear light...the ISF OEM rear light housing is pretty sweet if you can swing the cost.
Good Luck
#3
#6
The pre-cut redouts sold by RVINYL IMO is the best way to go.
at one point, early on in 2006, I got the redouts from RVINYL and they were a mess to put on and ultimately looked cheap because of the fit...but now with pre-cuts, it looks very clean to me.
at one point, early on in 2006, I got the redouts from RVINYL and they were a mess to put on and ultimately looked cheap because of the fit...but now with pre-cuts, it looks very clean to me.
#7
I have this kit on my car and it's clean....if you stuck your face up to it yes you can see the outline of the vinyl sticker. But standing just 2 ft away, you won't be able to tell a lick. It's clean, the color match makes it look as if that's the way the light came. If you buy this kit, install using dry method (i.e. just peel and stick on slowly and carefully - using edge to force out any bubbles). My gf did this for my car as a surprise..so if she can do it...you can do it fashoz.
I guess if you didn't want to use vinyl you could replace your entire rear light...the ISF OEM rear light housing is pretty sweet if you can swing the cost.
Good Luck
I guess if you didn't want to use vinyl you could replace your entire rear light...the ISF OEM rear light housing is pretty sweet if you can swing the cost.
Good Luck
Ok, just ordered the RVinyl Kit and I'll see if I can put it on....If i can't....well
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#8
You'll do fine....my kit actually wraps around the edge closest to the trunk opening - all my friends have said to start on that edge (trunk opening) and go towards the outer side of the car i.e. line the very edge of the kit up wtih the very edge of the yellow blinker (by trunk opening) and work your way out...take your time and do not rush...nice and easy...steady does it....
Good Luck
#9
I have the Aerotect red vinyl which is just like the RVinyl ... put it on in about 15 min total including cleaning the tails and haven't really thought much about it since.
the Aerotect recommended way to stick them on was the wet method however, which has you spray the tail light lens and the vinyl with soapy water, then you have about a minute or so of time in which you can move and adjust the sticker before it dries and sticks for good. Rather than having to be all slick and stick it perfect in one shot. The way I see it, the wet method is what professional tinters and clear bra installers use, who am I to go against that. But like the guys above said it really is pretty straight forward and it looks good, either way you do it it's not going to look like much once you put it on, it's not noticeable that it's vinyl stuck on there.
the Aerotect recommended way to stick them on was the wet method however, which has you spray the tail light lens and the vinyl with soapy water, then you have about a minute or so of time in which you can move and adjust the sticker before it dries and sticks for good. Rather than having to be all slick and stick it perfect in one shot. The way I see it, the wet method is what professional tinters and clear bra installers use, who am I to go against that. But like the guys above said it really is pretty straight forward and it looks good, either way you do it it's not going to look like much once you put it on, it's not noticeable that it's vinyl stuck on there.
#14
Actually, for the pre-cut kit you don't need a soapy solution because there is an application sheet which allows you to install without ever having to touch the vinyl. Just clean light well with alcohol, apply the sheet, then remove the application sheet. Done.
#15
you can actually get red spray as well. However, the red spray doesn't really hold up to multiple carwashes and etc etc. So you're gonna have to clear it after you spray it red. they have smoked for the spray stuff too.
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