I haven't updated in awhile so I decided to make this since I get so many people ask me how I tint tailights! So enjoy :)
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| What you need: Windex (to clean the tailights), NiteShade (you can get it at O'Rielly's, it cost about $10/can), painter's tape (I had none so I used white electrical tape), a razor blade and "gentle" sand paper (I used 1500 grit Wetordry Sand Paper) |
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| Unscrew your tailight assembly ... two bolts, one on top and the other on bottom. On my Silverado, it was a Phillips head. |
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| Disconnect the wiring harness. |
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| Clean off your tailights. I also washed my truck before I did this. |
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| I like to keep my reverse lights white so I taped them off. Some people do, some people don't, all up to you |
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| Both lights taped off. |
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| Gently, scuff up the lights in a circular motion with the 1500 grit sandpaper. Don't miss any spots. |
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| Both sanded. |
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| Clean all the sanded fluff off. |
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| Ready to spray. After sanding and being cleaned, they should look hazy. |
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| First three coats of NiteShades ... spray in the left to right motion, don't stop anywhere or you'll pool and drip. Then it'll suck. |
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| I did 8 coats. Sounds like a lot BUT with it not being opaque, it's really not that dark. |
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| Peel your tape off the reverse part of the lights |
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| Reinstall your lights and ... |
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| BOOM. Sexy tailights on a non-sexy truck :) |
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