its a gelcoat with pigment...

it will last longer than the cheap spray that they sell on ebay or other places + you can control how light or dark you want it

its also called candy coating, the same thing they use on carbon fiber hoods to give them a slight tint with out losing the C/F effect...

i did this on the housing of my headlights and tail lights with my air brush.. looks really cool..

 

just did the same with my blue evo, looks unreal!!!!!!! product isa called Night Shades, i recomend 2 coats but we did 3 very dark. gives the car a awesome look, no need to spend 400 on jdm tailights!

kev

 

Can u post some pictures of that blue Evo. My is blue and I wonder how it would look. PLIZZZZZZ!!!!!

 

Did them over the weekend let me know how you like them. I can also do them for anyone that wants them done.

Before



After





compared to stock





I should have pics of a white one soon. Thanks

 

looks nice...good work mang...

 

How smooth is the surface of the lens when it's done assuming it was spray tint applied on the outside of the lens?

 

When i did mine, it was smooth like the stock lens. All you have to do is take your time.

 

They look like an excuse to get pulled over...

 

looks good!

only thing i was worried about was gettin pulled over for tinted tails...

 

They are very smooth can't even tell. As for getting pulled over its not going to happen. All the lights come right through. Red comes out just fine and so does the yellow. As for laws on lights where I'm at from driver back they can be what ever. From driver to the front is where they get picky. I will be doing the front headlights next week to see how they look.

 

I need to see Brian's before I do mine. Let me know
when you have pics.

Dan

 

looks aiight

 

not bad, but i'm thinking the pics are not doing it justice...

 

not a fan of the smoke. but looks clean

 

What did you use to tint the lenses? (nightshades?) looks like a glossy finish to me, good work