nightshaded taillights
There was a guy on here within the last week that had the same problem. He found something on the same shelf as GOOP, But I can't remember the name of it. It was a 3 or 4 letter trade name. Not necessarilly a word. Sorry about the bad memory. I'll see if I can find the post.Maybe somebody has a better one.
i did mine a couple weeks ago and i applied to many coats and decided to redo them, and i didnt wet sand them either what i used to take them off was paint/laquer thinner, came off easily
No. I went back to the posts of the 14th it had to be the 12th or 13th
This guy had painted and screwed up and more paint and thinner wouldn't touch it. I wish my memory worked as good as my Trifecta.
This guy had painted and screwed up and more paint and thinner wouldn't touch it. I wish my memory worked as good as my Trifecta.
Last edited by buellfooll; Aug 15, 2010 at 10:50 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Get some thinner or mineral spirits which is safer on plastic but not as strong or just sand them down. I just sanded the hell out of mine then fine sanded them and clear coated them again.
Yeah they have a bunch of paint removing stuff at auto zone.
Yeah they have a bunch of paint removing stuff at auto zone.
Last edited by HyperMuffin; Aug 15, 2010 at 11:37 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
i find it that the cobalts can make theres as dark as they want and plenty of light wil shine threw and if ur still worried get some led bulbs....but for me i have the g5 and the tail light itself is alot bigger and i made mine pretty dark and it was so bad i had to redo them but since the cobalt lights are so small that allows the light to reflect alot more. so you shouldnt have a problem.
yea i saw a ford f 150 today with nightshaded tailights and i could barely see his brake lights. i guess the way our taillights are designed, it shines more light. although i think my right brake light is going out cus it seems more dimmed then the left.




