As you said, that paint is designed to ‘black out’ tail lights. In that application, the ‘blotchiness’ isn’t visible. That’s what I’ve used it for in the past. I think if you’re not actively looking through it, then you won’t even see it.
I've used the stick-on window tint film for things like this in the past. Quick, easy, and easily removable if you don't end up liking the result. Just the cheap stuff you get on eBay.
Looks a treat Mark. Should do the job mate. Tint A Car could have done film laminations treatment that would have worked as well and strength screen as well. 👍👍
Hi Mark, I used this product on the clear plastic window of my old clamshell snowmobile trailer with the exact same results. Looked good from a few feet away but was blotchy when you looked close. Not a big issue for me in the application I was using it in. Dino
Did this with anoter spraybrand, it suposed to be black, but ended up brown'isj. Looked good anyway. If it should be perfect you need to get it from factory. Ended up nice mark. 🇳🇴
There are a few, all types have some people calling out they go purplish after a while... and others saying it is just as good as the day they sprayed it years later.
Hello and Thanks Mark, quite informative, Where did you buy the paint? Super Cheap Auto??? I think I want to spray my screen on the Tiger.... OK keep safe and all the best, thanks for the video, always fun to do shit in the shed......David...Adelaide...Tiger 900GT & Street Scrambler....
Thanks for your videos Mark. What windscreen is this? I would like to get one for my DR. Also, do you have a video posted on how you mounted the auxiliary lights?
Stick the can in warm water if the weather ain't great, and shake it for longer than you think you should have to. But, maybe that paint is just garbage?!
Sand it down starting with 1200,2000 and then polish Do not sand wet, apply pressure only over the flat surface not punctual and then polish with a machine Warning: youre removing the UV protective layer by sanding or polishing any polycarbonate windshield wich lets the Poly get older faster in the sun.
@@Eidosgod yep, PS will be destroyed in a second with that and PC will turn milky and start to crack in the sun ... why would your gf hate ME ? what did i do ? xDD
Glad that orange peel effect mostly went away, turned out good enough for your usage as ya say mate! Roll on 🍻
I’m actually surprised how well it turned out. When you first sprayed it on, I winced at how terrible it looked.
As you said, that paint is designed to ‘black out’ tail lights. In that application, the ‘blotchiness’ isn’t visible. That’s what I’ve used it for in the past. I think if you’re not actively looking through it, then you won’t even see it.
I've used the stick-on window tint film for things like this in the past. Quick, easy, and easily removable if you don't end up liking the result. Just the cheap stuff you get on eBay.
I never seen this product look so good before so maybe there is a use case for it.
Looks a treat Mark. Should do the job mate. Tint A Car could have done film laminations treatment that would have worked as well and strength screen as well. 👍👍
Hi Mark, I used this product on the clear plastic window of my old clamshell snowmobile trailer with the exact same results. Looked good from a few feet away but was blotchy when you looked close. Not a big issue for me in the application I was using it in.
Dino
Thanks... Good to hear! 👍
Did this with anoter spraybrand, it suposed to be black, but ended up brown'isj. Looked good anyway. If it should be perfect you need to get it from factory.
Ended up nice mark. 🇳🇴
You're out there, aren't you Mark. 🤪
I think it did a pretty good job, its not made for optical brilliance
Nice one Mark....
Interesting. I wonder if there are other brands of that type of stuff?
Rustoleum and VHT do a similar product. Or black it out with Plasti dip spray paint.
There are a few, all types have some people calling out they go purplish after a while... and others saying it is just as good as the day they sprayed it years later.
Why not do the other side?
Not bad Mark.👍
Yah that would be extremely hard to get even think I would of went with a auto window tint film but your covering it up with stickers anyway 👍
I didn't know you could get that stuff. Like you said if you wanted to see through it, I would be disappointed.
No worries about the blotchyness ..... it won't be noticeable at all,... when you're on your new T-700 ..... :-)
Good job
Hello and Thanks Mark, quite informative, Where did you buy the paint? Super Cheap Auto??? I think I want to spray my screen on the Tiger.... OK keep safe and all the best, thanks for the video, always fun to do shit in the shed......David...Adelaide...Tiger 900GT & Street Scrambler....
Ooops I missed the info....Repco.... etc
Maybe try to polish it with rubbing compound.
Thanks for your videos Mark. What windscreen is this? I would like to get one for my DR. Also, do you have a video posted on how you mounted the auxiliary lights?
Windscreens For Bikes!
Stick the can in warm water if the weather ain't great, and shake it for longer than you think you should have to. But, maybe that paint is just garbage?!
Great
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is it possible to turn black windscreen to transparent?
Not sure!
Sand it down starting with 1200,2000 and then polish
Do not sand wet, apply pressure only over the flat surface not punctual and then polish with a machine
Warning: youre removing the UV protective layer by sanding or polishing any polycarbonate windshield wich lets the Poly get older faster in the sun.
@@BikerBitscan u do it without hazziness on to the windshield
@@Suchtzocker Nah. Just nail polish remover. our wife or gf will hate you tho.
@@Eidosgod yep, PS will be destroyed in a second with that and PC will turn milky and start to crack in the sun ...
why would your gf hate ME ? what did i do ? xDD
never been impressed by any duplicolor spray paint…window tinter might be the better option next time
Geez why didn’t you just put some window tint film. Easier and just better looking
I think window tint film will craze / crack plastic screens over time.
Can't tint the glasses in the plastic will make it bubble