
Thats just a test on an extra lens I had sitting around. I think Im gonna like it a lot.
Oh and here is my fender that is primered and ready to paint.

Are you absolutely certian you cleaned off them thuroughly when you washed them? Leaving some soap or wax on there will result in what happened to you.Chicago_DSM said:I still cant figure out why man ran so much and looks so fukd up...
I sanded it cleaned it and it still ran like crazy
OK yeah, I'm doing it.pats95gst said:I was actually looking at a talon today that has this done to it. Black 2g talon.
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Its looks like you held the can too close and put too heavy of coats on. You said you sanded them down? Not really necessary. I would just wet sand them and try again, or ive heard it scrapes off with a razor blade.Chicago_DSM said:I never used soap, just used lots of water and a towel and scrubbed it down and then later dried it thoroughly....
How do I get the old paint off so I can do it over again?
Im not sure. The can could be bad. I really dont know, sorryChicago_DSM said:SJDKHSAJKFLHDASKFJSDLKFHSDF
I just went out, wet sanded one of the hacked lens and then took out ANOTHER lens that hasnt even been sprayed yet and POOOF
Once again, all of the paint gets collected in the crevices of the lens and starts running down the lens....Also, AGAIN, the spray comes out SOOOO THIN that only a little bit of paint comes out and attacks certain areas of the lens, so your left with a half clear, half runny painted lens...
WTF, could my bottle be bad??
Trust me I couldn't care less if I look stupid...Just going off what I've witnessed while at the same time trying to enlighten people that there is a product built for this type of deal and why it cost a little more. Nite Shades is a transparent tint spray so your tails stay as bright as they should be (or close) where as 'gloss' lacquer black spray paint is made to cover things so it can not be seen through (like painting over primer, etc.). I painted the tails on my Talon with VHT and a buddy of mine thought it looked nice so he sprayed regular black spray paint over his Firebird tails not knowing of the 'tint' spray. The next day he came to me bitching that he could hardly see any light through his tails. His were as dark as mine but the VHT allowed a lot more light to pass through (evenly) instead of just allowing a small amount through blotchy/lighter areas that he had sprayed. That's why I didn't think it was such a good idea...Maybe you just put it on thin enough so it didn't block out all the light? Hell I dunno but I'm glad it worked out for you man. Let's see some pics with the tails lit up.Lazer382 said:Could you please read correctly before making yourself look stupid.
key word: lacquer paint
They shine through great and look nice and dark. Looks so cool at night if I get a picture I'll post it.