Very glossy, look great. Very Dark. Buyer will be advised to purchase LEDs for brakes so they shine through well. You can see tail lights but it's somewhat dim.

Off of a 2003 ranger tremor stepside. Tail light are supposedly the same between truck beds. $125 obo.

Pm w questions.

 

these go on ebay for 200 just to let everyone know

 

they sell fully tinted tail lights on ebay? I looked and couldn't find any damnit! lol

 

yeah but they are actually painted in ppg booths and they sell for 200$

 

they are just stock painted tails

RANGER OEM BLACK SMOKED OUT TAIL LIGHT TINTED REAR LAMP: eBay Motors (item 300478197364 end time Nov-06-10 19:43:15 PDT)

link ^^

 

Mine were professionally painted as well. Those look good. for 225 (after shipping) I'd have bought them except I don't like the lines of those tail lights (the indentions) mine are solid. They were altezzas if I remember right.

 

Also, they suck at painting with niteshades. Mine look just as glossy as his that didn't use VHT niteshades. The only way niteshades looks that bad is if you do several light coats. You need to keep spraying until it's wet. Takes awhile to master. My new LED tails are VHT niteshaded and are flawless.

 

Per the classified rules, you must have the location in your thread title. I fixed it for you this time.

 

thanks

 

Just gave me an Idea to make money. Thanks and free bump

 

anytime and thanks!

 

i used the vht nightshade on my lights and i think they turned out pretty good. just gotta watch for the runs

 

Yep I have painted many and done well. There's a few tricks though. The runs are certainly an issue!

 

before i did my lights i watched a "how to" video to see if there is anything special and the guy listed like 15 steps. when i did mine all i did was
1. pull my tail lights out of my truck
2. clean off with windex
3. spray on 3-4 light coats of the vht nightshade
4. let dry for 2-3 hours just in case
5. put back in truck

 

in my experience, light coats lay on dull and matte.

I do two thick coats, or one thick coat. Runs become an issue but if you mess up you can quickly remove the VHT you sprayed with windex and a towel if you catch it quick enough. They lay much glossier if you do thick coats. I've painted 10+ sets with thick coats, all look A1, and 20+ in thin coats, I'd say 1 in 5 come out well. That may just be me.

 

i have had it turn out flat and glossy. The two rangers I have done have both turned out glossy through the light coats except for the third brake light. I have done it on an s-10 with doing the same methods and it has turned out flat. i think it all depends on the texture of the tail lights and also how well you prep the lights before you spray em'