Blackouts
#11
you use window tint from the outside?
are you out of your mind?
I sold window tint, I would DEFINITLY not recommend putting it
on the outside of tailights, one light scratch from washing the car
and they will be done, once the edge of the tint lifts it will be
done, I cant even imagine what ice would end up doing to them.
people can get thier whole cars tinted for $100, you want
$50 to do a set of lights on your work bench, and you want people
to pay to ship them to you as well?
the correct way for someone to do this mod is so incredibly easy
and inexpensive, if your going to offer a service, at least be realistic
about it
are you out of your mind?
I sold window tint, I would DEFINITLY not recommend putting it
on the outside of tailights, one light scratch from washing the car
and they will be done, once the edge of the tint lifts it will be
done, I cant even imagine what ice would end up doing to them.
people can get thier whole cars tinted for $100, you want
$50 to do a set of lights on your work bench, and you want people
to pay to ship them to you as well?
the correct way for someone to do this mod is so incredibly easy
and inexpensive, if your going to offer a service, at least be realistic
about it
#12
Originally Posted by John415' date='Mar 2 2004, 11:03 AM
I tint from the outside. As long as there aren't scrathed they hold up fine, even in high pressure car washs. In the day there are alittle hard to see but notihing worst than blackouts for any other vechicle. and at night they are fine.
#13
Originally Posted by 89 Rag' date='Mar 2 2004, 08:27 PM
Tint from the outside...hmmm not the brightest idea. Maybe from the interior as stated before. I believe I could blow window tint off with the garden hose...
why not just spray the things
#14
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Mar 2 2004, 05:28 PM
you cant tint the inside of a FCs lights with window tint
why not just spray the things
why not just spray the things