s_hinerman

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Has anyone that has used nightshades used in on there headlights? I know there are a bunch that have used it on side markers and some on tail lights.

2nd question has anyone removed it with success?

I have also seen VHT window tint that is not as dark as nightshades.
Anybody used this?
Thanks

Deckdout2

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considered it, but haven't taken that next leap yet.

VHT is Niteshades. it's VHT Niteshades

s_hinerman

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I realized that nightshades is VHT but i have also read on VHT window tint which is the same idea but not as dark
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
Has anyone used it?
Thanks

Built2prfctn

Does anyone have nightshades on there sidemarkers with a sterling mist color??

s_hinerman

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so no one has tryed to remove it before?

Talyan03

this paint is too thick for a headlights. Go to ahobby shop and buy "WINDOW TINTING PAINT"

Ammi

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I did that few days ago. Only did 3 or 4 coats though. Still very light.

Scope

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On my third gen I had to do about 4 coats to get it to match my paint. It hasn't faded yet and it's been about two years since having them on. My only complaint is that you'll have to get a higher wattage bulb because it restricts alot of the light. But they look good. BTW if you have a silver car (not sure of the 5th gen colors) I suggest you talking to awsm66 (?) because he can do a very good tint job plus Nightshades come out too light or too dark. But in my case since my car is black it was alright.

DJ2Max

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where can i get the higher wattage lights?

ChromeSE5

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its not VHT nightshades but almost the same idea, it was tamiya clear x paint from a hobby store.

here is an old **** pic of my car.

looslip

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Before letting it set too long you can use rubbing alcohol or paint thinner.