tinted tail-lights anyone?
Anyone want a different look to their tail-lights but think clear ones look gay? Here's what tinted ones look like. And please, no flames about my massive "wing". :D
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Nice
Nice car but your steering wheel is on the wrong side.
I can't really see but what colour did you tint the lights? How is the brightness affected. Nice to see a car that has the original lines intact. Vic |
Re: Nice
Originally posted by vic'srx-7 Nice car but your steering wheel is on the wrong side. I can't really see but what colour did you tint the lights? How is the brightness affected. Nice to see a car that has the original lines intact. Vic |
Oh yeah. I'm diggin the blackouts. Very slick. How'd you tint em?
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reminds me of how the new mustang gt headlights are smoked a little. not bad at all if the tint looks bad i would do that rather than takin it out.
gamble |
I've got mine tinted. I used some stuff called Nite Shades. It's a spray on tint. I used to see it in parts stores, but I think I got it from Summit.
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Originally posted by Viperx7 I've got mine tinted. I used some stuff called Nite Shades. It's a spray on tint. I used to see it in parts stores, but I think I got it from Summit. |
Those actually look pretty nice! Definitely a lot nicer than the clear ones, which I personally hate. I think it would depend on the color of your car, on white it certainly looks good.
I think you should tint your back hatch for the finishing touch. Does that work on windows? *dumb question, but it's worth a try*.... Seriously, get your car tinted by a professional, and get it done right. It's worth it if you want your car to look nice for a long time. |
If I remember right, it was only for plastic lens. As was stated before, if you want to do your windows and you don't know how to do it, take it to a tint shop. I have tinted many windows and it is a royal pain on some vehicles. My last car, I took to a shop and didn't worry about the hassle.
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http://www.doomguy.net/images/therex/rear.jpg
i did mine as well. it appears mine aren't as dark. the little reflectors show well through the tint and the brightness is quite adequate. i used nite shades. got it at the local rice shop. it was on special, apparently smoking the tails isn't trendy anymore; the altezzas are >:( |
Mine already are like that. But I have the wall-to-wall US style lights instead of the euro-style licence plate and bumper. It's not really a light, just a glued-on plastic thing.
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Actually, does anyone know a good solvent to use to remove the sticky mess that's left over after old tinit is removed? That glue has to be the most annoying crap to get off....
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i tried acetone, but it left an even stickier mess, so i went at it with a razor blade. That worked well.
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I think my hatch has been tinted because when you look at it at a certain angle you see kind of a "checker board" pattern.
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Winnepeg, I bet you're seeing the internal stresses in the glass. If it's more noticeable with polarized sunglasses, then that's it.
Kerry |
kind of a "checker board |
That's because it's "factory tinting". Pretty shitty job eh?
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Originally posted by RXcetera That's because it's "factory tinting". Pretty shitty job eh? Originally posted by Kerry Winnepeg, I bet you're seeing the internal stresses in the glass. If it's more noticeable with polarized sunglasses, then that's it. Originally posted by cpt_gloval I think my hatch has been tinted because when you look at it at a certain angle you see kind of a "checker board" pattern. |
Cool. Ever seen a 1st gen with 3rd gen lights? I saw one yesterday. Really nice but the expense was alot.
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Lol, it's factory tinting. It was standard on all 1st gens I beleive. It's not the usual "stick-on" type tinting though... the glass itself has actualy been treated with somekind of crap.
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it's polarization.
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Reassembly??
Hey, what kind of adhesive/hot glue do you guys use to put the lenses back on? I bought brand new lenses but, I'm getting moisture into the lenses when I wash the car.
Thanks, Bern |
Pick one.
Originally posted by RXcetera Lol, it's factory tinting. It was standard on all 1st gens I beleive. It's not the usual "stick-on" type tinting though... the glass itself has actualy been treated with somekind of crap. Originally posted by cpt_gloval it's polarization You're confuzzulating me. :crzyeye: Which one is it? :confused: |
Re: Pick one.
Originally posted by Pele STOP THAT! :p You're confuzzulating me. :crzyeye: Which one is it? :confused: |
Re: Re: Pick one.
Originally posted by speckamp Both, tint is actually a polarization filter, either sprayed on, or stuck on. Same consept as sunglasses. |
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