trans am tail light blackouts
07-21-2009, 05:55 PM
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trans am tail light blackouts
Hey im looking for a nice set of the gts type style tail light blackouts for a 89 trans am. Let me know what you have. Thanks
07-21-2009, 06:10 PM
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Re: trans am tail light blackouts
Might wanna try the VHT Nightshade spray on tint.
Nothing obvious for Police to see, you can determine just how dark you want it, by applying more layers & comes out very nicely.
Nothing obvious for Police to see, you can determine just how dark you want it, by applying more layers & comes out very nicely.
07-21-2009, 06:15 PM
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Re: trans am tail light blackouts
hey i never really thought of that. Do you have to wet sand and clear coat it? thanks
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Re: trans am tail light blackouts
I did my 97 Tahoe (now gone) about 7 years ago, never polished or cleared it & don't recall it being too "flat" or anything.
You could always separate the lens from the housing (really simple...2 pop in pins, then SLOWLY cutting & prying the sealed edges apart) & paint the inside. It would leave the outside perfectly smooth & untouched.
"But Officer....See? There is nothing on the lenses. That is just the way these are."
You could always separate the lens from the housing (really simple...2 pop in pins, then SLOWLY cutting & prying the sealed edges apart) & paint the inside. It would leave the outside perfectly smooth & untouched.
"But Officer....See? There is nothing on the lenses. That is just the way these are."
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