Soldato
Just wondering has anyone ever tried this, either to tint a window or to black out rear lights?
Is it any good or totally useless?
Is it any good or totally useless?
spray window tint
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Probably the latter, but don't quote me on that.
Dashik said:
Lol yeah thats what I was wondering. Its not actually to tint the windows though, I wanted to black out my rear lights abit. Hmm I might buy it to test out on a mates car first
Phil W said:
Nice one will look into that.
Soldato
yeah deffo dont be doing windows lol
taillights are ok
u have to have a red reflecter on the back by law
so dont completly tint them or u will get hassle from the fuzz and it wont pass a mot
on my cluster i just tinted the indicators and left the rest looks good
taillights are ok
u have to have a red reflecter on the back by law
so dont completly tint them or u will get hassle from the fuzz and it wont pass a mot
on my cluster i just tinted the indicators and left the rest looks good
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i will be more than happy to try the spray stuff on my van rear windows if you want to donate a can. in the name of research
Dan
Dan
minidan said:i will be more than happy to try the spray stuff on my van rear windows if you want to donate a can. in the name of research
Dan
lol I'll think about it
Lights: fine, but just be aware that it will dim the lights right down and people are unobservant enough these days without you half hiding your lights from them.
Windows: think about it this way, when you spray a coat of paint out of a can it looks streaky until you lay up a few coats to hide it. If you imagine this on glass it's going to look very inconsistent when you look through it, all streaky and patchy.
Windows: think about it this way, when you spray a coat of paint out of a can it looks streaky until you lay up a few coats to hide it. If you imagine this on glass it's going to look very inconsistent when you look through it, all streaky and patchy.