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I would like to see before/after on a 02+ NSX headlight.
Here's another one, we played with Vance's.
. I tried black on my genesis coupe 2010 and since it was my first time doing this, the result wasn't that good. From a good distance you can ignore the mistakes; however, up close you can see them. So now I ordered another kit but using the removal solution provided from previous kit, it wasn't enough to remove everything. I still have the white residues left and I'm guessing this is the primer that are still left. Since I could scratch it off with my finger nail, is it possible for me to use the wire brush for dish washing to try to rub it off while moist with wd40? or is that a bad idea.Since I could scratch it off with my finger nail, is it possible for me to use the wire brush for dish washing to try to rub it off while moist with wd40? or is that a bad idea.
Please help, the headlights right now have it all over
. If that doesn't work then I'll just run to autoadvance and get the goo gone and try that lol. Just hoping that works.Hmm I'm not sure if it will works, it's not sticky stuff or anything. Well it's not like I know what I'm talking about lol. Going to try using the dish washing sponge on the coarse side when I wash my car and see how it goes. If it doesn't work then I think I just need to open up my 2nd kit and use the remover from that one though I feel like it would be a waste
But any other advises are greatly appreciated
.Thanks
Yea I tried everything else and non work lol. I went and used the regular dish washing scrub and did got some small scratches but not noticeable until you literally stick ur eye to the light lol. Anyways, I finally removed it using the second remover from my other kit. This time I went doing it my own way... and to my surprise it work sevne better than the direction given... and I manage to have a less than half the bottle left of the remover lol. It seems the instruction given are not that great or just doesn't work for me. :biggrin:
I love this product and don't want to go tinting with film method since it doesn't look natural at all.
nsxpowered: do you only sell this as a kit package and not individual parts? (like remover/coating/primer etc...)
Sure! but the way I do it is pretty the same as the instructions. Soak the paper tower, leave on lens and put foil over to prevent drying for 20mins. After 20mins you use the piece of sponge (a good small piece is enough, I used total of half cut from the provided one), but I cut into smaller ones like 1/2 or 1/3 of the half cut.
Just curious - what would happen if you applied the light black tint to the taillights??
