That tint really didn't make much of a difference in light output but made the taillights look a ton better. I like it. Some people go too far and get really black taillight which is not only ugly but makes it terrible to see the lights, especially during the day. That's asking for trouble with the law.
@Jetta Castaneda It's getting to the point that all cars are illegal in California..... SMH. This SHOULD be legal in California, but you'd likely get pulled over, in larger cities, and cities where police have a habit of pulling people over. California police seem to be looking for any excuse to pull people over. Different import laws from the rest of the country, no aftermarket exhaust, strict window tint laws, etc. The nice thing, if they pull you over..... peel it off and the problem goes away. =)
@@IIlicit it depends where you are. Here the law is that light has to be visible for 500 feet. Over new, LED taillights, I can use 5% tint (blocks 95% of light) and it is still visible over 500 feet. The dark taillight tints, that I have found, meter around 12%, which allow 7% MORE light to pass through it. That means on a car like mine, which has bright LEDs, I can basically use any taillight tint, because enough light is still visible. If you're tinting your 1989 Honda Accord, which had factory lights, and has yellowed with age, you might not be able to use any tint, because it will be too dark. Use common sense, and read local laws, to avoid trouble.
I actually tinted the taillights on my Subaru Crosstrek right after your Sti Tint video. Your video made it so much easier. Mine have a few small flaws, but it think after watching this video i figured out why. Thank you for doing these videos!
I covered my truck tailgate in that matte burgundy. It matched the original colour of the truck perfectly. You've just convinced me to wrap my taillights.
Here in Oregon the law for tail/brake lights is that they must be visible in daylight from a minimum of 500 feet. If they’re not, you’re gonna get a ticket from a state trooper for sure!! I love your work CK Wraps. I’ve learned a lot for my own personal cars. Thank you!!!
Tinted light looks like an OEM should and the OEM looks like a cheap after market replacement light ..... Love the instructional videos , waiting for the weather to warm up and will try to atempt it my self
I don’t see any significant difference in the lights, with the tint or without, and the tint looks fantastic ! It really adds to the looks of the car ! Great job !
Super impressed with how easy you make this look. I need you to do tail lights for an Infiniti Q50! Tried mine a couple of times now just not getting a result I am happy with. The lights have a sharp charger contour and a 90 degree curve from back to side. This causes a ton of bunching material I just cannot get to lay flat!!
I needed this video considering my sportage has very similar shape to your Tucson. I've been practicing & I'm simply just putting too much work vs less. Also taillight tint even the dark tint doesn't block out much. The light stuff is like a 50-70% window tint which isn't much & the medium being 30-50% & the Dark being no lower than 20%-30%. All being said it's not much only if you go dark but they make very bright LED bulbs to fix that. My advice would be minus the legal terms is look at your insurance Policy because if you even have the slightest of tint they can be well an insurance company & deny your claim but 99% of it is all about visible light output so as long as you meet that you'll be covered. Anyway keep posting these videos & thanks for making me become a better tinter for my own vehicles & friends.
👍🏽 I tint my taillights and have never been pulled over for it. And I live down the street from the sheriffs station so I’m always driving next to them. Hell there is a Sheriffs unmarked Explorer with dark tinted taillights at my local station.
Tinting lights is one of the first mods everyone aspires to do! I can't see why anyone would thumb this down - if it's not your cup of tea, move on! No need for hate; each to their own and all that. I started with those spray can but could never get both sides to look 'equal'. Having said that, I tried using wrap a few times but without success. Guess I haven't got the skill. The best I've managed so far (only recently) is tint the white part only on my Jaguar XF. I was meant to wrap the whole light and then cut the white out, but I burnt a hole (or 3) in the tint and ended up with the reverse of what I wanted! If you've done the older XF's before (2009), I'd appreciate some pointers
I have the same light smoke tint for over 2 years now on my A4 and nobody even notices unless I tell them it is tinted... either day or night. But, if I were to remove one of them the difference is glaring beteween stock and tinted! It just makes it look so much nicer & subdued without having to worry about cops and safety (for others).
The best way to learn is to do. Christian's videos are AWESOME, but they don't give you experience. I had a little experience doing stripes, but nothing else. I learned a lot from Christian, but had to learn a LOT more, once I was standing in front of my car. With the knowledge that he has shared, I was more confident in how to overcome problems, but I had to overcome them. Definitely enjoy the videos, but don't be afraid to practice. I didn't have enough disposable income for a full wrap, so I did a two-tone. The bottom half is the factory paint, and the top half is Vvivid Satin Blue Chrome. It was a way to save some money, get a custom look, and learn first hand. Do stripes, do your roof, etc. It is rewarding to overcome the problems and to get an end result that you can be happy with. (Even more rewarding when everyone stops to ask about the "crazy blue on my car") lol
It’s compared to when you wear regular sunglasses vs. Polarized glasses. The light is not escaping in every direction it’s more focused. 👌🏼 I used the same tint on my truck.
It does make a difference. It turns the red into a orange'ish/red color. I'm sure it dims the light output to some degree. I tint all of my tail lights because you can't beat that look.
Still love that CK Bloody Burgundy colour wrap! And with the tinted lights 😍 For next colour would live to see a red in style of the midnight sun!🔥👍🏻👍🏻 Cheers, A💙
Looks like about 10% darker. Nice, it takes the glare off of the tail light. Christian, if that's your signature vinyl, it looks great. Wrapping your wife's car makes up for working on her birthday. "-)
I know I'm late to the party, but fantastic job on the tint. I'm assuming the light from the reverse lights isn't changed too much. And I hope you got that blown license plate bulb taken care of. 😉
I've been tinting my tails since I had a 89 firebird formula back in 92, used regular window tint back then, the new vivid stuff makes it so much easier. Did my bk1 Gen coupe with the dark smoke and swapped the stock bulbs for brighter LEDs and even with the black out they are brighter than before the tint
I love the look of tinted tail lights BUT the main problem is it lessens the light output which does make a big difference during daylight hours especially on sunny days. No problems in the dark.
@@darylcooper5481 you know the auto setting on lights has all rear lights except brake off during daylight. That is from the manufacturer. How old are you?
Love the videos CK!!!! I tried my first ever tail light wrap and it was a huge fail.... But i learned a lot from the experience and I just purchased more Vvivid Vinyl to give it another go!!!
Looks good, how much % is the tint? I always appreciate your work, very thorough and your skill level is insane. I ran a vinyl wrap/window tint shop a few years ago and I always learn things from you. Every time I watch your video, it makes me want to open up another shop. Just wanted to say "thanks!"
This is a hell of a lot better than that spray tint shit. Never used spray tint but I've heard it really sucks. Im actually going to be tinting my headlights and taillights in the next couple of weeks.
In dark settings the light is more visible. The issue with light tinting is in bright day light. Especially when the sun light is hitting the back of the car it makes the tinted lights not visible.
Hey man respect to all your work. You are amazing. Where do I post my question. I tried doing chrome delete on my car’s grill. Not getting good results. Can you please show us how to wrap a curved grill?
Grilles can be very difficult, because some have honeycomb shapes, complex patterns, etc. If you just was to do a lip, or opening on a grille, you would do it just like you would a bumper. (He has lots of good videos) If you wanted to do the intricate portions (like honeycomb, or slats) than something like PlastiDip will be SOOOOOOO much easier. You can do it with the grille on the car, or remove it, depending on your preference and how much you want to mask. A few (4-6 for best results and ease of removal later.) even coats of plastidip and you;ll be done. You can do complicated grilles with vinyl, but sometimes a different/better tool, makes the job easier. Good luck, either way. =)
I think the issue comes in the day at night light is usually always visible. You can still see the light when all the lights are on. I use that same tint for that reason. There is some dark tints out there that block most of the light in the day. Think it’s just all in the tint.
There is a slight difference but soooo little. It really all depends on the officer and what kind of mood they are in at that particular time. Wrong place wrong time. It looks so much better when the lights are on, instead of the factory red. Great video Chris. Where's the hat? lol
i don't get why you say at 11:20 that you wiped the lens down already then swipe ur greasy fingers across it and say i don't have to wipe it down again, is that what you normally do?
the right one seems a bit brighter, hard to tell exactly cause all light look wierd on cameras unless you do a proper lightsetup :D the huyndai looks awesome with the wrap and tint. tried the taillights on my bmw F30. damn it was hard. could be the material. gonna try again 4 sure
To be fair, it's not up to us to decide how "bright enough" lights are. It's up to the Department of Transportation (DOT). I'm sure they take into consideration what people can see and what is too dark, too bright, bright enough. Any time you tint them whether it's film or spray you take away some of the light being transmitted which is there for safety. Do people sacrifice safety for style? Sure they do. It's the responsibility of person deciding to modify their vehicle, not the installer, to make that choice because they are the ones who will be subject to fines if it's against vehicle code. Just like window tint. Love your vids, CK. Keep up the good work.
How much would you typically charge someone for taillight and headlight tints? would be a great reference point for people starting off to get an idea.
It actually reduces the light by 20%, hence the 20% tint rating. It literally allows 80% of light to pass through. That being said, I still like it and I do tint my tail lights.
I have a stock Blizzard Pearl White Lexus GX470 but the hood and roof are peeling paint. What would be a good color to wrap just the hood, roof and also wheels (stock silver paint is peeling)? Is wrapping around a roof rack a huge pain?
I tried this stuff today and Damn I suck.. Couldn't get it to lay down right but I'm sure working in the cold didn't help. I'll try again when the weather warms up
awesome... I have decided, I have to travel to Canada... its going to be long drive from Fort Lauderdale Florida, but man you are a pro... at this point I gauge all wraps against your work, its not fair but who cares. A+ Work my friend. @CK, you should have shown the reverse light (White light)... just for the haters ;)
I noticed some people put the tint on wet. I tried dry, but i noticed marks when i lift up and stretch. Low quality ebay tint maybe? Anything to watch for when choosing tint?
CK, question.... Would you ever use knifeless tape to cut the tint on a tail light or headlight, especially a more difficult one? Also, will you tint the top and bottom lights on trunk & bumper as well to match, cuz I've seen cars that shops only do the tail lights & don't do the others, for me....looks odd, depending on vehicle.
Hey christian i am a new sub to your channel from australia watched heaps of your vids thanks for all the usefull infomation love the tinted tail lights
They look really good and it makes a big difference But I know someone That got hit from behind and insurance use that as an excuse not to pay the claim
That tint really didn't make much of a difference in light output but made the taillights look a ton better. I like it. Some people go too far and get really black taillight which is not only ugly but makes it terrible to see the lights, especially during the day. That's asking for trouble with the law.
Jetta Castaneda the smokes tint will be best best. I’m getting mine done at 1:30pm today
@Jetta Castaneda It's getting to the point that all cars are illegal in California..... SMH.
This SHOULD be legal in California, but you'd likely get pulled over, in larger cities, and cities where police have a habit of pulling people over. California police seem to be looking for any excuse to pull people over. Different import laws from the rest of the country, no aftermarket exhaust, strict window tint laws, etc.
The nice thing, if they pull you over..... peel it off and the problem goes away. =)
@@Richard97402very dark tail light tint is illegal almost everywhere. there are a few exceptions, but not enough to make the case
@@IIlicit it depends where you are. Here the law is that light has to be visible for 500 feet. Over new, LED taillights, I can use 5% tint (blocks 95% of light) and it is still visible over 500 feet. The dark taillight tints, that I have found, meter around 12%, which allow 7% MORE light to pass through it. That means on a car like mine, which has bright LEDs, I can basically use any taillight tint, because enough light is still visible. If you're tinting your 1989 Honda Accord, which had factory lights, and has yellowed with age, you might not be able to use any tint, because it will be too dark. Use common sense, and read local laws, to avoid trouble.
I did all my lights and reflectors in smoke black it's perfect. Barely tell light wise but look way better
I actually tinted the taillights on my Subaru Crosstrek right after your Sti Tint video. Your video made it so much easier. Mine have a few small flaws, but it think after watching this video i figured out why. Thank you for doing these videos!
Dude, haters will be haters - they get bored and need to do something. I love the Vivvid light smoke. That alone has made me a lot of quick money.
Looks a million times better with virtually zero loss in function. Can’t wait to try this on both of my cars!!
I covered my truck tailgate in that matte burgundy. It matched the original colour of the truck perfectly. You've just convinced me to wrap my taillights.
Here in Oregon the law for tail/brake lights is that they must be visible in daylight from a minimum of 500 feet. If they’re not, you’re gonna get a ticket from a state trooper for sure!! I love your work CK Wraps. I’ve learned a lot for my own personal cars. Thank you!!!
Tinted light looks like an OEM should and the OEM looks like a cheap after market replacement light ..... Love the instructional videos , waiting for the weather to warm up and will try to atempt it my self
I don’t see any significant difference in the lights, with the tint or without, and the tint looks fantastic ! It really adds to the looks of the car ! Great job !
The brake light tint looks so much better than factory. Nice!
Now all we need to see is vivid window tint 😊😊
This beats spray tint on rear lights 1000% vivid all the way !
Good vid as always 😁😁
Looks like I'll be doing my Z's headlights and taillights before it goes into hibernation for the winter. Always love the lessons and tips.
I want to thank you for making these videos. I have learned a lot just by watching. They are very informative. I thank you
Super impressed with how easy you make this look. I need you to do tail lights for an Infiniti Q50! Tried mine a couple of times now just not getting a result I am happy with. The lights have a sharp charger contour and a 90 degree curve from back to side. This causes a ton of bunching material I just cannot get to lay flat!!
I needed this video considering my sportage has very similar shape to your Tucson. I've been practicing & I'm simply just putting too much work vs less. Also taillight tint even the dark tint doesn't block out much. The light stuff is like a 50-70% window tint which isn't much & the medium being 30-50% & the Dark being no lower than 20%-30%. All being said it's not much only if you go dark but they make very bright LED bulbs to fix that. My advice would be minus the legal terms is look at your insurance Policy because if you even have the slightest of tint they can be well an insurance company & deny your claim but 99% of it is all about visible light output so as long as you meet that you'll be covered. Anyway keep posting these videos & thanks for making me become a better tinter for my own vehicles & friends.
Excellent. Nice R-L comparison has me SOLD. Tinted is awesome!
👍🏽 I tint my taillights and have never been pulled over for it. And I live down the street from the sheriffs station so I’m always driving next to them. Hell there is a Sheriffs unmarked Explorer with dark tinted taillights at my local station.
I love your vids and the way you explain and do it. Finally someone who is settled, autentic and has a good way to explain. Keep it up man 👌
wow, the way you wrapped the car is beautiful...
Tinting lights is one of the first mods everyone aspires to do! I can't see why anyone would thumb this down - if it's not your cup of tea, move on! No need for hate; each to their own and all that.
I started with those spray can but could never get both sides to look 'equal'. Having said that, I tried using wrap a few times but without success. Guess I haven't got the skill. The best I've managed so far (only recently) is tint the white part only on my Jaguar XF. I was meant to wrap the whole light and then cut the white out, but I burnt a hole (or 3) in the tint and ended up with the reverse of what I wanted! If you've done the older XF's before (2009), I'd appreciate some pointers
I have the same light smoke tint for over 2 years now on my A4 and nobody even notices unless I tell them it is tinted... either day or night. But, if I were to remove one of them the difference is glaring beteween stock and tinted! It just makes it look so much nicer & subdued without having to worry about cops and safety (for others).
I would actually like to see more SUV/crossover videos. I love what you do and watch every video you post trying to learn. Keep it up!
The best way to learn is to do.
Christian's videos are AWESOME, but they don't give you experience. I had a little experience doing stripes, but nothing else. I learned a lot from Christian, but had to learn a LOT more, once I was standing in front of my car. With the knowledge that he has shared, I was more confident in how to overcome problems, but I had to overcome them. Definitely enjoy the videos, but don't be afraid to practice. I didn't have enough disposable income for a full wrap, so I did a two-tone. The bottom half is the factory paint, and the top half is Vvivid Satin Blue Chrome. It was a way to save some money, get a custom look, and learn first hand. Do stripes, do your roof, etc. It is rewarding to overcome the problems and to get an end result that you can be happy with. (Even more rewarding when everyone stops to ask about the "crazy blue on my car") lol
I watched this video I didn't headlights and taillights and fog lights ..it looks amazing..smoke black.. thank you for this informative video
could probably have a good side-hustle business just doing heads and tails. nice work my man
It’s compared to when you wear regular sunglasses vs. Polarized glasses. The light is not escaping in every direction it’s more focused. 👌🏼 I used the same tint on my truck.
"Tinted Dead Flies" -sounds a name for a metal band.
Looks good. I do wish VVivid made a tint thats a little less dark that way the law doesnt pull me over.
Thank you so much - detailed, quick, and you included where to find this awesome tint in the description.
I tried the tint on chrome for a chrome "subdue" - this actually has potential!
Thanks for “shining some light” on this subject. I was a little dubious about taillight tinting until your great video.
It does make a difference. It turns the red into a orange'ish/red color. I'm sure it dims the light output to some degree. I tint all of my tail lights because you can't beat that look.
You should wrap a whole car in tint wrap over a color just for lols
Wolverage Yes.
Red tint over a Gloss black wrap would be candy apple red.
you always do a great job explaining your steps. Thanks for taking the time to educate!
The tint looks WAY better. Especially with that matte burgundy.
Still love that CK Bloody Burgundy colour wrap! And with the tinted lights 😍
For next colour would live to see a red in style of the midnight sun!🔥👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers, A💙
Awesome, done my Impreza after one of your videos, 100% Perfect with the tips you've given. Keep up the awesome work!
So much better looking than stock.
I watched a few of your videos and I did my CTSV and it looks great thank you
It looks fine to me. I’m gonna do my black Genesis. All of the glass including the windshield is tinted. Thanks for the idea!
Nice informative video.nice comparison between stock and tinted. Great job Christian!
That shade of tint is the right type.
Looks like about 10% darker. Nice, it takes the glare off of the tail light. Christian, if that's your signature vinyl, it looks great. Wrapping your wife's car makes up for working on her birthday. "-)
Brake lights and Tail lights look good!
So, could you wrap your car with this stuff if you liked the OEM color but simply wanted it darker?
Looks so identical to me with output. But in the daytime it looks so much better! Definitely going to do my G35 Coupe!
I like the tint a lot and I will be doing to my Jeep. Thanks for the video.
I know I'm late to the party, but fantastic job on the tint. I'm assuming the light from the reverse lights isn't changed too much. And I hope you got that blown license plate bulb taken care of. 😉
I've been tinting my tails since I had a 89 firebird formula back in 92, used regular window tint back then, the new vivid stuff makes it so much easier. Did my bk1 Gen coupe with the dark smoke and swapped the stock bulbs for brighter LEDs and even with the black out they are brighter than before the tint
I’ve got respect for your opinion, keep up the great content
I love the look of tinted tail lights BUT the main problem is it lessens the light output which does make a big difference during daylight hours especially on sunny days. No problems in the dark.
so you actually need lights to see a car in daylight ? maybe just use public transportation in the future
@@darylcooper5481 you know the auto setting on lights has all rear lights except brake off during daylight. That is from the manufacturer. How old are you?
Great Video. Appreciate getting to see it like that.
Love the videos CK!!!! I tried my first ever tail light wrap and it was a huge fail.... But i learned a lot from the experience and I just purchased more Vvivid Vinyl to give it another go!!!
takes the glare away. looks great
Looks awesome. I just ordered the vivid dark smoke for my tail lights on my 2500 HD Silverado
Looks good, how much % is the tint? I always appreciate your work, very thorough and your skill level is insane. I ran a vinyl wrap/window tint shop a few years ago and I always learn things from you. Every time I watch your video, it makes me want to open up another shop. Just wanted to say "thanks!"
This is a hell of a lot better than that spray tint shit. Never used spray tint but I've heard it really sucks. Im actually going to be tinting my headlights and taillights in the next couple of weeks.
In dark settings the light is more visible.
The issue with light tinting is in bright day light. Especially when the sun light is hitting the back of the car it makes the tinted lights not visible.
Hey man respect to all your work. You are amazing. Where do I post my question. I tried doing chrome delete on my car’s grill. Not getting good results. Can you please show us how to wrap a curved grill?
Cool King not sure if u figured it out yet but plastidip will work too prolly easier
Grilles can be very difficult, because some have honeycomb shapes, complex patterns, etc. If you just was to do a lip, or opening on a grille, you would do it just like you would a bumper. (He has lots of good videos) If you wanted to do the intricate portions (like honeycomb, or slats) than something like PlastiDip will be SOOOOOOO much easier. You can do it with the grille on the car, or remove it, depending on your preference and how much you want to mask. A few (4-6 for best results and ease of removal later.) even coats of plastidip and you;ll be done. You can do complicated grilles with vinyl, but sometimes a different/better tool, makes the job easier.
Good luck, either way. =)
I think the issue comes in the day at night light is usually always visible. You can still see the light when all the lights are on. I use that same tint for that reason. There is some dark tints out there that block most of the light in the day. Think it’s just all in the tint.
Lol first time watching u and you are 100 percent correct man great job on the tint
I really wish you put it in reverse to see the white light out of the tint :(
Good video 👍 the light output is good, I will be doing my car tail lights soon
There is a slight difference but soooo little. It really all depends on the officer and what kind of mood they are in at that particular time. Wrong place wrong time. It looks so much better when the lights are on, instead of the factory red. Great video Chris. Where's the hat? lol
I love these videos by the way, they are very informative
Hey CK have you done 4runner headlight tints yet? Im in a ditch and I need some help trying to wrap some. They are pretty hard.
Light tint looks great
i don't get why you say at 11:20 that you wiped the lens down already then swipe ur greasy fingers across it and say i don't have to wipe it down again, is that what you normally do?
It looks a bith softer. Perfect love your vids. Always helpfull.
the right one seems a bit brighter, hard to tell exactly cause all light look wierd on cameras unless you do a proper lightsetup :D the huyndai looks awesome with the wrap and tint. tried the taillights on my bmw F30. damn it was hard. could be the material. gonna try again 4 sure
Would adding a second layer of the smoke film be done in the same manner as the first layer? Pre heat for contoured surfaces, post edge heat, etc.?
What setting did you have the heat gun on? I was hoping not to spend a lot on a gun and there's more affordable ones that go up to 1000°.
Looks great! how would you go about tinting portions of a tailight or headlight?
To be fair, it's not up to us to decide how "bright enough" lights are. It's up to the Department of Transportation (DOT). I'm sure they take into consideration what people can see and what is too dark, too bright, bright enough. Any time you tint them whether it's film or spray you take away some of the light being transmitted which is there for safety.
Do people sacrifice safety for style? Sure they do. It's the responsibility of person deciding to modify their vehicle, not the installer, to make that choice because they are the ones who will be subject to fines if it's against vehicle code. Just like window tint.
Love your vids, CK. Keep up the good work.
It does dim the left tail lights a bit. The question is will the tint make them harder to be seen in less than ideal conditions like heavy fog?
How much would you typically charge someone for taillight and headlight tints? would be a great reference point for people starting off to get an idea.
I’ve seen you using a turn buckle type tool to hold the hood open, can you tell me where to obtain one?
It actually reduces the light by 20%, hence the 20% tint rating. It literally allows 80% of light to pass through. That being said, I still like it and I do tint my tail lights.
How would you wrap a 10th gen Civics taillights? 1 piece or 2? I did mine with one but it has some funky ass angles on it .
Do you cut along the edge of the taillight or the edge of the body?
Awesome video like always 👍🏼 can you do one with cutting the reverse lights ?
i tint mine with dark black from vvivid and the light is noticeable even day time
I have a stock Blizzard Pearl White Lexus GX470 but the hood and roof are peeling paint. What would be a good color to wrap just the hood, roof and also wheels (stock silver paint is peeling)? Is wrapping around a roof rack a huge pain?
I like it. Less glare
Great video and good information. This video taught me how to tight my own lights! 5/5
Have you tinted Ford F-150 tail lights with BLISS sensors? Would like to see your tips to do this correctly. Thanks.
Good video man, the tint looked good as well
I tried this stuff today and Damn I suck.. Couldn't get it to lay down right but I'm sure working in the cold didn't help. I'll try again when the weather warms up
awesome... I have decided, I have to travel to Canada... its going to be long drive from Fort Lauderdale Florida, but man you are a pro... at this point I gauge all wraps against your work, its not fair but who cares. A+ Work my friend.
@CK, you should have shown the reverse light (White light)... just for the haters ;)
Flights from Florida to Toronto are cheap - and a class with Christian is time well spent.
Is there is any ticket for tinting the tail light?
I noticed some people put the tint on wet. I tried dry, but i noticed marks when i lift up and stretch. Low quality ebay tint maybe? Anything to watch for when choosing tint?
I love the car! Amazing color
CK, question.... Would you ever use knifeless tape to cut the tint on a tail light or headlight, especially a more difficult one?
Also, will you tint the top and bottom lights on trunk & bumper as well to match, cuz I've seen cars that shops only do the tail lights & don't do the others, for me....looks odd, depending on vehicle.
Yes I mentioned I would do the lower reflectors and I did tint them also
What about the reverse lights? I wanted to see how bright they get
The loss of light output is negligible. The look of a wrapped light though is awesome. I did the headlights and tails of my M3 with Vvivid smoke.
Very little difference. However, wouldn’t the front headlights pattern be diffused by the tint?
one question sir, how to remove VHT night shade spray out of my original paint on my rear bumper and trunk, covered it but still dripped down
Hey christian i am a new sub to your channel from australia watched heaps of your vids thanks for all the usefull infomation love the tinted tail lights
Can you do one with headlights with the same demonstration?
Just got in the dark black tint for my 09 f150 taillights
I say 50% is plenty dark enough while still giving you a dark look finish.
They look really good and it makes a big difference But I know someone That got hit from behind and insurance use that as an excuse not to pay the claim