nightshade spray

[Greg Stuhlsatz]

Has anyone used or tried using this spray on their tail lights? What are your experiences and if you have any pics. Is it durable?:unsure:

 

[Peter Vincent]

I did it. I think it comes out great. I will email you a pic.

Peter

 

[Greg Stuhlsatz]

Peter that looks good! How long since you have done this?

 

[Peter Vincent]

I did it about 4 months ago.

 

[Dan Adams 2]

Would this work on a motorcycle windshield as well? My Harley windshield is clear and I wouldn't mind if it had a little tint to it. Anybody know if it will work?

 

[Peter Vincent]

I would try using tint first (cheap role from Autozone).

 

[Daniel Park 2]

I am pretty sure it will work on the harley windshield, all you have to do is scuff the windshield down with some 400 grit wet/dry sand paper and wet sand it. if your wiery of 400 grit, move up to 800. and then spray it with the night shades. My friend has used this on his honda accord tail lights and they look really nice and clean. But I still like the way I did mine, mixing automotive clear coat and dropping a few drops of black in it, and it will come out REAL smooth and shiny.

 

[Wayne Fajkus]

Small items like taillights turn out great. On Bigger items I get a variance of light and dark that can make it look splotchy. At least for me. lol. It's called lack of talent.

 

[Sal Adinolfi]

hey Stu,

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