James (wyldechild) and I got together on this snowy day here in Colorado and night shaded out tails and my 3rd light.

It was a pretty easy job, just takes a few hours the first time.

Items used
- Screw gun to get lights out
- Bucket of water and rag to get dirt off lights
- Denatured Alcohol ( DONT FORGET THIS STEP)
- VHT night shade
- Masking tape
- Dupli-color clear coat
- Hair dryer

It was about 35 degrees outside and about the same in my garage so we decided to use a hair dryer to speed up the drying process. It worked great by the way. Both the night shade and the clear coat dried very fast.

We did 2 medium coats of night shade, 2 light coats of clear coat, and 1 heavy wet coat of clear coat.

Make sure you get a good heavy wet coat at the end. We found that this is what makes the lights look clear again.












James (wyldechild)



Me ( Lord of War)

 

Looks good.

 

Came out good!

 

its snowing already?? ugh i want snow

 

Looks good.

I was going to invite you up to go wheeling on saturday but it was last minute so i didnt. We went and hit pole hill road and johny park road.. Was pretty good places to wheel.

 

Looks good

 

I think they look great. I espically like my 3rd brake light. Against the DWB it looks bomb.

 

You antenna......is......shortish and a little cuttish eh? lol. Do you have a voyager phone?



Looks good jake....I've been considering it for FAR too long. Had 'em on the stock 01-05 tails back in the day on the DWB girl. You're making me consider it even more agian...

 

I snapped my antenna off in my garage... epic fail.

I like how the tails darken the truck up. I think it works better.

 

Looks good but you tinted over your cargo lights, like the shorty antenna lol ...

 

Tails look good Jake.

 

The cargo light blows anyways. I have a flashlight if I need it.

 

lol. I hear ya...