lol have fun with that. i havent heard anyone even thinking of making one yet. RRM is all performance part, but yea if they DO come out. make sure to share with us

 

Well I'm pretty good with taillight modification and LED systems (see: my old Impala) and I'm working on designs for an LED setup.

Alls I really need is a test model. Doesn't need to be in good shape at all, just as long as the bulb housings are in decent shape.

 

so you mean u need a gts housing?

 

Well I don't think the housings are any different between the two models. I don't need one that's mint, it doesn't even need the lens. All I care is that the bulb housings for reverse, the two taillights and the turn signal are intact. I'd rather go cutting into something that's already kinda busted than experiment on my own lamps.

 

In other words, hes looking for someone whose already replaced their stock lights (highly improbable) or someone whose already gotten into an accident and has the old lights if so replaced (Highly possible).

 

i would just go with film, its not hard to get the bubbles out.

 

very hard

 

The curves in the housing will make it 99.99999% impossible to tint with film. Even with a heat gun, you'll never get it to go on properly

 

it's been done before .... or i could just be the .00001

 

Someone has their lights film tinted already.. its really not hard to do im sure.. you just have to had pieces that are cut at the end that wrap inside where you cant see it from the outside. Geometrics my dear lads! Nothing is impossible.. just highly.. highly.. improbable.

 

hey whitelancergts,

I picked up some of that spray stuff u got. Its the same one u got from japan. AFter tinting my heads I thuoght I would try the spray out on my tails, I tried to do it with film but it was very har dto get bubbles out. I was wondering what steps u took to do this, b/c...everything on the package is japanese. Did u sand anything down... clear coat anything.??

 

i only tinted my taillights. with the spray so i didnt have the bubble problem.

 

oo I understand. What I meant to say was wat were the steps u took to spray ur taillights b/c my friend did his nd they came out flat colored. Urs look all shiny and stuff. Did u do anything special or did u just spray them

 

step 1: tape all the surrounding areas.
step 2: spray at a distance approx. a foot away. SPRAY EVENLY, and be steady.
step 3: let it dry. usually an hour is safe.
step 4: apply another coat if you see uneven shades.

thats all i did. mine just so happen to came out pretty nice.

 

If you want it really shiny you need to wet sand and buff the tails after the tint is dry. Shouldn'y be too difficult.