stupid idea?
stupid idea?
this could be a good idea or it could be a waste of time... someone that has an extra incondecent bulb layin around and has a can of vht tint spray... just see if u can tint the bulb and see if it looks good... kinda like an anti chrome bulb... someone should try it...
Get the Sylvania silverstar signals... thats what I'm running. blue hue in the day amber at night...
OSRAM SYLVANIA - SilverStar Signal

OSRAM SYLVANIA - SilverStar Signal

i have insanly bright led bulbs that i love but i just got this idea and thought i would share it with people that might consider using it. i dont think it will have any problems staying on the bulbs cause the spray is ment to stay on lenses year round with rain, snow, and sun beating down on it. if someone tries it take some pics... i think it will look good
sweet, thanks... when it dries u should show what it looks like lite up
Ok, so I took my old turn signal bulb which was sorta flaky as you can see, and sprayed it. It's still wet in the pic so it doesnt look that great. Maybe in the morning it'll look better.




yeah so...not feelin it.




yeah so...not feelin it.
that last pic is a pic of a stealth bulb you can find them on ebay. It did not turn out like i pictured it... i still think vht niteshade will lay down better cause it is made to tint, i appreiciate the effort, i would still like to see the finished pics when it is dry if anyone else wants to give it a go, feel free
yeah, I know the look you're after, I think it'll look cool too if it works.
WHat about using a plain white bulb, like your tail light uses, and niteshade that? Or do you want/need to retain the amber and have that tinted?
WHat about using a plain white bulb, like your tail light uses, and niteshade that? Or do you want/need to retain the amber and have that tinted?
i agree but i think it would stick for a while cause i used vht on my thirdbrake light for about 2 years through all of the seasons in illinois and it looks great still
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