First of all, you need to realize that your lights will be darker (duh), and the light won't be as bright, especially at night. By law (at least in NY), the LIGHT has to be red in color, but I don't think it mentions the plastic itself. Also, if a cop is looking for a reason to pull you over, you're doing him a great favor.
The purpose of the design is to leave some parts clear to allow more light to pass through.
***This is for information purposes only, try at your own risk***
I've heard of some people paying as much as $200 for someone to blackout their taillights, which is rediculous. I did both of mine for around $10 in less than 2 hours.
First of all, you need to realize that your lights will be darker (duh), and the light won't be as bright, especially at night. By law (at least in NY), the LIGHT has to be red in color, but I don't think it mentions the plastic itself. Also, if a cop is looking for a reason to pull you over, you're doing him a great favor.
The purpose of the design is to leave some parts clear to allow more light to pass through.
***This is for information purposes only, try at your own risk***\
But if thats fine with you, here's how it's done:
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PAINT
I heard of this paint called Nightshade thats meant for the purpose, but I just used regular Krylon spray paint and clearcoat.
1. Materials.
PAINT
I heard of this paint called Nightshade thats meant for the purpose, but I just used regular Krylon spray paint and clearcoat.
SANDPAPER
Use very fine sandpaper, 2000 grit or so
MASKING TAPE
RAZOR BLADE or Xacto knife
GLOVES(opt)
PEN
SANDPAPER
Use very fine sandpaper, 2000 grit or so
MASKING TAPE
RAZOR BLADE or Xacto knife
GLOVES(opt)
PEN









































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