anyway to strip off night shade?
#1
anyway to strip off night shade?
I nightshaded my clear corners the other day and i think i used too much because now when they light up they light up red. It looks like hell when theyre on at night. So is there anyway i can strip it off and repaint them? maybe some scuff pads or sand paper?
#3
Originally Posted by Strokinit383
I would sand it off and then polish them.
#5
try gasoline! It works for everything. Took paint of my rear seat, sticker gunk off car, tint gunk of window. Make sure to clean the part throughly when done. Let me know its my secret weapon.
#7
and dont use 120 grit use something ALOT finer 120 will leave some nice scratches in there and you will be sanding down that thing for hours on end to get it right again, use something like 400 or finer depending on how badly damaged your lens is right now...
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#9
Originally Posted by 1SicV8
use laquer thinner....i used that and it was fine
#10
Originally Posted by Trent
I had my tail lights done w/ it and got stopped by a cop and was ordered to have it taken off by a judge. I used laquer thinner and A LOT of it. It did the job, just took a good amount of scrubbing.
#13
Originally Posted by Z'mnypit
I wetsanded mine with 1500grit then polished them back to crystal clear. Works pretty fast and dosent scratch them up near as bad..
#14
Originally Posted by smg267
try gasoline! It works for everything. Took paint of my rear seat, sticker gunk off car, tint gunk of window. Make sure to clean the part throughly when done. Let me know its my secret weapon.
DO this while u smoke a fat one! that should be fun!!!!
#15
Originally Posted by NxLS1496
I want my corners to look like yours, tinted but still be able to see theyre clear. how many coats of nightshade did you use?
#16
Originally Posted by smg267
try gasoline! It works for everything. Took paint of my rear seat, sticker gunk off car, tint gunk of window. Make sure to clean the part throughly when done. Let me know its my secret weapon.
Originally Posted by 1SicV8
use laquer thinner....i used that and it was fine