Ok i used niteshades on my previous maxima, and when it came out too thick i used parts/brake cleaner to clean it.

Then sprayed it back and it came out fine

I did 3 out of 4 tail lights on my friends car and it came out excellent but ran a little, so what i did i used some brakes/parts cleaner to clean it. Then i ran out and my friend said use throttle body cleaner to clean the paint off

i painted it again after washed it with soap and the light looks soo blurry and hazy really horrible, i mustve done this tail light about 8 times and everytime it gets worst

Any advice guys? the only thing i can think of is sanding it lightly?

thanks

 

You answered you own question. Do the same process as you would your headlights if they were hazy.

 

so sand it down?

what grit should i use?

and what should i use to clean the paint off the tail lights again? should i continue to use break/parts cleaner

 

I'm not a pro at sanding off haziness of head-lights or taillights, but I think the process goes from 600-800-1000? Don't quote me on that, but I think that's what it is.

And I would try using Bug & Tar remover if possible. This shiet is magic when it comes to getting stuff off of head-lights, paint, carpets, seats, anything! Just don't load up on it in one spot and scrub furiously...

good luck
dan

 

Thanks, but what is causing the tail lights to keep hazing though? after i spray the cleaner on it i wash it with soap and let it dry and when i paint it back it still hazes...

 

Most likely the fact that you keep recleaning them and then repainting them, and when you clean them you probably scuff them up a little, causing the haziness that you see.

my .02 at least
dan

 

so its the cleaner that scuffing it? damm

i hope i can sand it and not mess it up

 

That seems to be the best bet unless you are using a Brillo pad to clean it!

 

so sand it then wash it???