Liquid Tail Light Tint From a Spray Can
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2021
- Liquid Tail Light Tint From a Spray Can
In this video I wanted to share with you all on how to get creative with this liquid film tint called VHT Nightshade. This tint can give you that custom look that you desire, it can also complete the look of any vehicle giving leaving you to be amazed at the turnout. It doesn't take much when customizing a vehicle and you don't ever wanna customize too much. Thanks for checking out this video and I hope to see you in the comments
I would like to specifically thank all who've subscribed to my channel and RUclips for allowing me to upload my dream.
@vhtpaint
All products used can be found in your local automotive shops
Dupli-Color Grease & Wax Remover
99% Isopropyl Alcohol
Yellow 3M 301+ Masking Tape
Scotch Blue Original Tape - 36mm
Microfiber Towels
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This video is my personal opinion on the product I chose to review, it does not contain any paid promotions to encourage one to choose their brand or products. 
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Absolute legend. After seeing your videos I feel way more confident about dipping my emblems and tinting my lights! Well done, thank you so much for sharing!
Wow legend!! Confidence is definitely key and thanks for your support, I appreciate you checking out the videos
@@newtouchauto no problem! Love what you got going on! Subscribed!
Great work! Those tails look really good! Appreciate the details and the meticulous way you work 👌
You’re welcome and I appreciate that, thanks for checking out the video.
Awesome taping job for real! Super
Clean!!
Thanks I appreciate that and you for checking out the video.
man im new to your channel but man much love and success i stayed up til dangner 2:30am watching and rewatching your videos lol.. thanks for being so exceptional detail.
Aw man I appreciate the support, I know that all too well whenever I watch a video multiple times before I perform the job
That's clean AF. Nice work.
Thanks I appreciate that and you for watching the video.
Finally did it! Looks soooooo clean! Thank you for posting this video!
You’re welcome and I’m glad that your project was a success.
Niceeee! I did mine today, came out great!!!
@@Johnzilla-LordZilla that’s awesome, I’m glad everything worked out for you.
Looks awesome. Great job!!
I tinted my tailights on my blue 2020 F-150 with VHT Nightshades but I did it the opposite way, I tinted all the red and the reverse light but left the thin chrome strip around the edge natural. (Wish I could send you a photo)
I just purchased a new 2022 black F-150 and I'm gonna do it the way you did it.
Thanks for the inspiration.👍
You’re welcome and thanks for watching the video, yeah it’s different from the factory version. Hope that your new project is a success.
Man that looks phenomenal. Nice job.
Thanks, I appreciate that.
The tail lights are sick but I'm loving everything you did.
Thanks, they definitely are different. I appreciate you checking out the video
truck looks beautiful with them tints
Thanks for the compliment, I think that it was a nice touch.
Very professional and through, very nice job and they turned out to be super awsome, :)))
Thank you for the compliments and checking out the video.
Planning on doing this to my 07 Sport Trac
It’ll definitely look more custom, thanks for watching the video.
Back in the 1980's we would buy spray can tint & spray our halogen square headlights on our vehicles
I’m sure that it made a lot of people wonder back then.
@@newtouchauto yeah..my brother started doing friends & family headlights ..I guess we were ahead of the times
@@stevedeleon8775 it’s definitely a great side hustle
Nice like the mask off design of the tail lights 👍
Thanks
Looks dope
Thanks, I appreciate it
Good work as always ..I wrapped my with vivid vinyl smoke gray..I could never control the darkness with vht. You sir are a master of your craft 👌🏾👌🏾
Thanks I appreciate that, yeah it’s much easier with the vinyl. I’ve been working with vivid also, I should have a video uploads soon
@@newtouchauto bro I follow because every single video I always learn something that's makes me better..I appreciate your channel and all the hard work you put in to it✊🏾
@@slow_rednline4874 that means a lot which keeps me motivated. I’ll most definitely continue with my goals for what I do
@@newtouchauto I mostly do speakers/stereo systems but after I saw your channel I wrapped all 4 of my vehicles and haven't looked back..
@@slow_rednline4874 that’s what’s up, it’s always a good feeling whenever you do something that you’ve never done before and be successful. Glad that it’s working out for you, especially if you can bring extra money in from this
Sharpe looking 👍🏽
Thanks and I appreciate you for watching the video.
Thanks for destroying my ear drums at 1:29 lmao
😆 my apologies, thanks for checking out the video
Looks good
Thanks
You did that my guy
Thanks and I appreciate you for watching the video.
Love the results.... ive been planning on doing this to my wifes 2020 Nissan sentra i would normally just buy aftermarket but where its a new vehicle the prices on after Market headlights and taillights are ridiculously priced
Exactly, this is something quick and simple that doesn’t require you to break the bank lol. Thanks for checking out the video
Cheap Nail polish remover worked with such ease it removed black tint window paint in my car with no effort at all no one in all the car mechanics on RUclips even suggest this simple solution
I’ll have to experiment with that one day
@@newtouchauto it does work so easy at a cost of 99p not even a £1 removed black tinted paint from 6 my windows in a mobile bus instantly
That F150 is looken tuff af! Great job you inspire me to wanna DIY my 09 Q7! She needs some tlc.
Confidence that you can achieve it all you’ll need, I say go ahead and get customized.
@@newtouchautothanks brotha you gain a sub. Thanks for sharing the know how!
@@solboogie08 you’re welcome and thanks for the support
Any car I do tail light smoke on I always leave the white masked, and tint the red; just gives it a cleaner look
Yeah I like the reverse light staying clear also, thanks for watching the video.
If you 2k clear coat they will shine like a factory finish and won’t fade. Faded in protected nightshade lights look horrendous.
You’re right about that, after consistent car washing and weather changes it’ll fade overtime. The clear coat application is a great option for a permanent finish.
How many coats did you put on the reverse lights? And how many on the headlights? This is great, I applied film to the third light and after 4 months of FL sun its already peeling. Great way to get the look and work with what you already have! Thanks for the video.
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video, for the front I only spray 2 light coats giving it a smoked look. You don’t wanna go too dark bc your headlights won’t shine through properly at night, as for the taillights I do 3-4 coats.
@@newtouchauto
Thank you for explaining
You’re welcome and thanks for watching the video
how dark are the reverse lights? Big difference? Think I might leave the reverse light portion untinted
The white reverse lights are actually brighter than the red so it comes through bright. Even though this product is meant to be translucent some installers may disregard the instructions and go too dark, the lights won’t perform well when that happens. LED lights are always the better to cover vs bulb lights.
questions does that come off, if you want it back to original look,?would it work on dashboard? great stuff on your vids thanks
Yes it’ll remove with lacquer thinner, I wouldn’t suggest using this product anywhere else other than lights. Using it on your dashboard will take too much product to try and black it out, it’s not gonna cover as quick as normal paint.
Was just showing my wife your work, were coming to Tampa in June for a wedding. She has a 20pearl white LS 460 but want the metallic black, can you do that? How much and how long will it take to do that job?
Oh ok, can you please contact me on either social media site below for a quote. Thanks for checking out the video
Facebook: Devaren McCall
IG: newtouchauto
How did the spray tint affect your reverse lights? Did it make them to dark when reversing at night that it’s hard to see or no?
The reverse portion of the taillights weren’t sprayed, only the park and brake. The film tint is translucent so the lights will be visible and not hard to see at night.
Spraying more than 3 coats is when you could dim the light, the darker you spray the less light will be able to come through.
I don’t recommend it but if you decide to spray the headlights try not to go over 2 light coats. Older model vehicles run off bulbs and it’ll definitely effect the brightness of your lights.
Reverse lights are really dim after being tinted, but now there is a reason to mount some flush mounted LED pods in your rear bumper for extra light. 😂
True and that’ll definitely be of help, there were times where I left the reverse lights untinted and it looked more custom.
@New Touch Auto nevertheless it looks great, though!
Does the tint stay gloss after a few month, or has it faded away
No it won’t remain glossy, after 6-8 months it’ll begin to fade into a lighter shade. You can always respray the lights with 1-2 coats. Using film tint you won’t have to worry about fading, it’ll always have the same look until you decide to remove it. If you’re interested in watching a video on how to install film tint I have 4-5 uploaded to my channel.
Looks nice man by why paint the reverse lights and not the whole break light and leave the reverse
Thanks and this customer wanted to keep his red and black theme going
Great video... Could this be done to old oxidized head lights.
Thanks and yes it can be done, you’ll need to remove the oxidation first with a grease and wax remover.
@@newtouchauto thanks for the reply
@@djbarryb201 you’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
How long does this paint last ? Does it fade with sun ? And is it easy to take off
Since this video I’ve moved onto vinyl film tints which last as long as you like it to. With the liquid film in this video it will fade over time from the sun rays and wash chemicals but it’s easy to remove with lacquer thinner.
To dark for reverse looks good but i hope you put LED super brights for reverse
Yeah it’s definitely not for everyone, this product is translucent so there’s no need to upgrade the lights. You’ll still get the same effect as normal.
Oh nice im gonna have to try it out then i thought just doing tint on the break lights but if this stuff is like that i might have to give it a try im gonna watch the video ago lol
@@newtouchauto ok so i watched it again bro and payed attention i see what your talking about damn i would shouw you how i did mine if i could send pics on here but its just reversed what you did. thats what i did to my escape
@@justinboozer2934 I did that a few times with other customer vehicles, they wanted the reverse light to remain white and it looks more custom that way
@@newtouchauto yea i agree plus at night the led reverse light up the whole yard
How long it last? Does the pait comes off?
This install will last 6-8 months before the tint lightens up and fade, by going the film tint route you get years of durability and no fading.
How do you take it off if it doesn’t turn out good?
Lacquer thinner will help, the removal instructions are also listed on the back of the aerosol can.
Hi mate it turned out unreal 👏🏻 has the spray held up?
Hey how’s it going and thanks for checking out the video. This spray holds up pretty good, the darker your coats the longer it’ll last dark. 4 coats is a good target but if you go any less the tint will begin to lighten up around the 8 month mark, if it does you can always spray over it again for that dark look again.
Cheers mate thanks for ur reply I’m gunna have a crack at spraying on the weekend 🤞🏻🤣
@@damienrapa8141 cheers and hopefully your project is a success.
Good stuff enlightening me about this clip!,
Kind of a intricate tail light right there! You ever try adding a Lil design in a tail light yet? Like a star or something..lol
Also I didn't know u needed to apply that in layers like plasti-dip..was long ago last time I done this.
I used night shades but it appears that brand has the gloss effect without an added clear coat topping...??..(might be the same brand idk)
I figure the clear coat will make it last longer they seem to fade over time. Never heard of anyone adding clear coat?
Yeah that’s true bc the spray does fade overtime. I never really wanted to do any design in tail lights though.
The way you’re intending on doing the lights with the clear coat is much more durable.
@@newtouchauto makes it pop ans gives it the wow factor..the reg krylon kind too not that 2 stage drying professional kind.
@@newtouchauto But Hey man I did quite a bit of plastic dipping today and and I practiced on an older truck's rims and a Dodge ram emblem I had I just stuck to a shelf but it seems to have some Orange Orange peel I don't know if it's because I sprayed too much or if it's not Dried yet?
How do I avoid orange peel using Plasti-dip brand.. I've got can control I'm an exgraffiti artist so I have plenty of experience with aerosol cans but it's just been a very long time I'm considering using a different tyle of plasti-dip because the results I'm seeing are Not exactly professional looking:: , for examples sometimes a large spot will fly out luckily I have an air pressure thing that I can just blow it off and even it out and then spray over that but but on top of that I'm seeing Orange peel in a crevice of a Dodge ram emblem that I haven't even tried to peel away is to peel away the excess says plasti-dip YET LOL...waiting for to dry... any suggestions??
@@freedompioneer4311 unfortunately with plasti dip you’ll pretty much get orange peel every time, if you’re looking for a more professional look you’ll need the hyperdip brand. Hyperdip replicates vinyl more so than PD and it’s on the professional level of quality. Glad to hear you trying out the dipping scene, with your spraying aerosol skills you’ll catch on quick.
@@newtouchauto I see, so there's no way around it. The cheap plasti-dip cans from Walmart splatter sometimes too so I had to use a air hose to blast it flat and then go over it again. Thanks for all the tips man I appreciate it. Doing the tail lights next with VHT kinda seems like the nozzles different then from years ago now tho
My cousin lives in Plant City he has an F-150 that he wants some work done. What is your website?
I’m actually relocating to an area near by and will open shop soon, here are my social media sites below.
Facebook: Devaren McCall
Instagram: newtouchauto
Surprised you didnt remove the whole assembly from the truck.. You think that's just a waste of time/unnecessary? Im fixing to do mine
I wouldn’t say that it’s a waste of time because I’ve done so a few times. I’d say the benefit to removing the entire light housing is that you save time from masking the perimeter.
How long they stay? And how they do with car wash?
Great question, honestly this isn’t a permanent thing so the sun and car wash chemicals will eventually fade it to a lighter image. This VHT method will last about a year, by then you could either recoat it or remove it with lacquer thinner.
How's it holding up after a year
This actually was a customer vehicle that I worked on but here’s the info. After about 8 months the spray tint will begin to fade slightly, you can always re-spray maybe 2 coats whenever the time comes.
Film tints will give you more longevity than spray tints.
When is it safe to go thru car wash? How long
Give it about 2-3 days, after about 6-8 months the film spray will begin to fade. You can can always respray the lights once you notice, only 1-2 coats needed if you decide to respray.
@@newtouchauto ok asking because I went to a shop yesterday an paid to do tail light tint an after I left the tint was coming right off within 2 damn hours. I went ryte back an they sprayed it. Looks gud just tryna see is spraying hood or go back an figure out the film?
@@yungswagg8848 there are 2 ways to apply light tints and that’s spraying it or applying film tints. It seems that they applied film tint the first round bc the spray tint won’t come off in that manner after 2 hours. Whenever film tints are applied or even vinyl wraps you have to let it sit in the sun before clearing out future issues. If no movement happens then it was applied correctly, if not as soon as it hits the outdoor heat you’ll experience the film crinkle up.
Test headlights
Yes but you wouldn’t want to go more than 2 light coats, if you did your headlights won’t shine through correctly
Why not take the taillights off? It’s only two bolts and extremely easy
It’s an option of course but not for those who may not feel comfortable with removing them or have the difficult taillight setup. It definitely saves the time preparing the area, I already have a video of removing the lights and spraying them though
Love how meticulous you are, only way to be to do something right the first time!
You know it and thanks for the compliment and checking out the video
Nite shades is trash just mix a little black with clearcoat
It’s a easier diy way to get the custom look someone may be going for.
Illegal to tint the white part
Big boy....a 150. lol.
Thanks for watching the video