Red tailight spray?
08-20-06, 11:19 AM
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Red tailight spray?
Does anyone have any extra red tail light spray that they used on their car and looks good. I plan on taking apart my tailights and the orange part red. I wouldn't mind getting red that is a little brighter and spraying over the whole red part. I'm usually in the easty bay walnut creek area or southbay dowtown san jose area.
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08-21-06, 07:22 PM
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But i rushed it. Basically I didnt remove em from the car . So there was a small crease on one that no 1 else but me noticed.
But I wanted it perfect. So i removed it , and i plan to redo it.
Results are comparable, Although the paint if done well, would be better IMO .
The tint is definately easier to do. And takes almost no time, its a little cheaper, And results are immediate .
Another big plus on the tint . Is there is enough to practice, and mess up 20 times . And still have some left.
Either way will turn out great if you take your time and be patient .
Good luck with it, and dont forget to post a pic when you're done.
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I did mine with red tint last year. And they turned out very good.
But i rushed it. Basically I didnt remove em from the car . So there was a small crease on one that no 1 else but me noticed.
But I wanted it perfect. So i removed it , and i plan to redo it.
Results are comparable, Although the paint if done well, would be better IMO .
The tint is definately easier to do. And takes almost no time, its a little cheaper, And results are immediate .
Another big plus on the tint . Is there is enough to practice, and mess up 20 times . And still have some left.
Either way will turn out great if you take your time and be patient .
Good luck with it, and dont forget to post a pic when you're done.
But i rushed it. Basically I didnt remove em from the car . So there was a small crease on one that no 1 else but me noticed.
But I wanted it perfect. So i removed it , and i plan to redo it.
Results are comparable, Although the paint if done well, would be better IMO .
The tint is definately easier to do. And takes almost no time, its a little cheaper, And results are immediate .
Another big plus on the tint . Is there is enough to practice, and mess up 20 times . And still have some left.
Either way will turn out great if you take your time and be patient .
Good luck with it, and dont forget to post a pic when you're done.
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you can spray them and then wetsanded and then spray it again with clearcoat. Me and my buddy did that to a lot SC around San Jose Area and of course not for Free
I'll t find some pix with taillight post it up tomorrow.
I'll t find some pix with taillight post it up tomorrow.
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