Hope nobody rear ends you. The lawyers will have a field day.
I'm assuming black paint (tinting) reduces brightness. I nearly squashed a car with darkened tail lights a few weeks ago. They were difficult to see with the sun hitting them. I like the custom look as well....just be careful. That's all.Your assuming alot considering I didn't post pix with the lights on.
Exactly. There are right and wrong ways to do things and results can vary dramatically. I've got an all black 2019 and the lights are the only thing not completely black. I will be looking to change that.Im contemplating the 3rd brake light. Also you cant assume some ricer who couldn't afford to have em done and paints his lights with black spray paint will have the same results as me. My tails on the Daytona shine thru with no probs. I'll get pix of the truck later on.View attachment 4091
I just saw your post, see mine right above. Kenny did the tails on our 2500 and those were stupid dark from the outside but the light shined thru with no problems. He said it's all in the materials and he uses kandy with clear coat.Those really look awesome! If I wanted to get mine done, what specifically should I ask for?
Super easy, 2 torx screws and 2 push pins per light, then pull straight back.Completely off the tint aspect, which looks great by the way, but what's the procedure for removing the taillights themselves?