how do i "smoke" out my tail lights
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Try not to make multiple threads on the same subject
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Blacking out tail lights is essentially the same process of doing the headlights
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Blacking out tail lights is essentially the same process of doing the headlights
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http://www.vhtpaint.com/products/sfID1/7/sfID2/34
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Because by painting the inside, you only paint the housing, with VHT, you are spraying the outer cover, and thus, dimming your lights! I had this on the head and tail lights of my Celica and the lights were much dimmer and harder to see! Better off to paint the inside!
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