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Old 02-18-2005, 07:10 PM
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Re: Re: tinted tails

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Aslong as the proper color light shows up you'll be fine. I had tinted the bumper lenses on my 4g civic and was a little over zealous with the paint. They ended up turning out just about completely black. But with the amber bulbs it worked perfectly.

You can tint the reverse lights too, just make sure that when you are in reverse they light up well.
ive been pulled over with "blacked out" tails on my dropped hardbody... so it might also depend on the cop
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Re: tinted tails

that was probably because the red reflector wasn't visible. They will get you for that. Reason why all clears are illegal. When headlights hit that reflector it looks like the person is in reverse.

But yah, it really is highly dependant on the cop too. Some are nicer than others will just let you off.
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Re: Re: tinted tails

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that was probably because the red reflector wasn't visible. They will get you for that. Reason why all clears are illegal. When headlights hit that reflector it looks like the person is in reverse.

But yah, it really is highly dependant on the cop too. Some are nicer than others will just let you off.
who knows, im going to do it again, but just do a softer tint...
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so if you tint the tails you have to pull the pieces apart and put the tint on teh inside, but if you want to smoke them, you have to do that on the outside?
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Re: Re: tinted tails

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You just don't spray as much on them; if you want them lighter. You're supposed to put 3+ coats to get them dark black, so if you put 1 or 2 light coats they will be a lot lighter.

If you're going to use less coats for a lighter look, be carefull. Make sure each coat is even.
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