vht night shade
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vht night shade
anyone know of a place that carries locally i know pep boys has it but theres none in st pete
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sweeeeeeeeet you made my day!
gonna buy this tomorrow and murder out the sti some more i wanna do the to headlights lightly but i heard at night it sucks driving
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i just read about a lot of people using tinting paint from hobby shops so i went to mine and picked some up and im gonna paint the tails in a few
Just for decoration
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I thought VHT wasnt permenant, this stuff probably will be so be careful not to get it on the rest of your car.
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you think a light layer on the headlights with mess up visibility?
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When i used the VHT on the tails of my first car i didnt put alot on and in about a year it was really faded.
On the car i have now i caked it on and after a year it hasnt faded very much but you can tell its not as dark.
If you put alittle on your headlights I dont think it will mess up visibility that much, however, it probably wouldnt look as good as if you put a decent amount on there.
I found that when putting it on the tails it doesnt really effect how much light gets emitted that much but it defines the light more, like if you have a square that lights up when you hit the brake it makes only the shape of the light, it doesnt really emit light out of the square, if that makes sense.
On the car i have now i caked it on and after a year it hasnt faded very much but you can tell its not as dark.
If you put alittle on your headlights I dont think it will mess up visibility that much, however, it probably wouldnt look as good as if you put a decent amount on there.
I found that when putting it on the tails it doesnt really effect how much light gets emitted that much but it defines the light more, like if you have a square that lights up when you hit the brake it makes only the shape of the light, it doesnt really emit light out of the square, if that makes sense.
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When i used the VHT on the tails of my first car i didnt put alot on and in about a year it was really faded.
On the car i have now i caked it on and after a year it hasnt faded very much but you can tell its not as dark.
If you put alittle on your headlights I dont think it will mess up visibility that much, however, it probably wouldnt look as good as if you put a decent amount on there.
I found that when putting it on the tails it doesnt really effect how much light gets emitted that much but it defines the light more, like if you have a square that lights up when you hit the brake it makes only the shape of the light, it doesnt really emit light out of the square, if that makes sense.
On the car i have now i caked it on and after a year it hasnt faded very much but you can tell its not as dark.
If you put alittle on your headlights I dont think it will mess up visibility that much, however, it probably wouldnt look as good as if you put a decent amount on there.
I found that when putting it on the tails it doesnt really effect how much light gets emitted that much but it defines the light more, like if you have a square that lights up when you hit the brake it makes only the shape of the light, it doesnt really emit light out of the square, if that makes sense.
