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Hello All,
I am learning to use Nite Shade and am wondering about some proper techinques and tips.
I just did my third brake light with two coats of nite shade and it looks sweet. However, the finish is just a bit dull and I haven't applied a clear coat yet. (Still a work in progress as of this writing)
I was wondering, should I wet sand, with an extremely fine grit, the two coated light, clean it, then apply a few coats of clear coat? or just apply clear coat?
What can a person do to increase the gloss or sheen of the lights?
Also on a side note, share your tinting stories and if you prefer the Testors spray tint, Nite Shade, or some other product for your transparent tinting spray.
I am about to tackle my taillights and want to make sure I am well prepared to have a very decent looking finish on my car.
Thanks for any advise.
Jojo
I am learning to use Nite Shade and am wondering about some proper techinques and tips.
I just did my third brake light with two coats of nite shade and it looks sweet. However, the finish is just a bit dull and I haven't applied a clear coat yet. (Still a work in progress as of this writing)
I was wondering, should I wet sand, with an extremely fine grit, the two coated light, clean it, then apply a few coats of clear coat? or just apply clear coat?
What can a person do to increase the gloss or sheen of the lights?
Also on a side note, share your tinting stories and if you prefer the Testors spray tint, Nite Shade, or some other product for your transparent tinting spray.
I am about to tackle my taillights and want to make sure I am well prepared to have a very decent looking finish on my car.
Thanks for any advise.
Jojo