Blackout lights

[Busser48]

So I wanted to tint my lights on my black ecostang, and I never really liked the tint kits, I saw these awesome whole blackout coverts from GTO that cover the whole light, I think it looks really good. Plus I put my 1" spacers on at some time, loving the look of the car!!!! Opinions?

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[Brad]

Not my thing, takes personality away from the car. Spacers look good though

 

[Busser48]

Thanks

Thanks for the input

 

[Arsenalslr95]

Spacers look great and the car looks awesome......besides the covers. IMO GTO covers remind me of 1990, and the car would look much better with the lights tinted

 

[Busser48]

I went that route first and it looked bad, the tint wasn't even tinted enough. It looked brown almost and my car is black and all my emblems are black, I just want stuff that takes the color away and makes it look clean and simple.

 

[Busser48]

Cont

Here's the before and after

 

[Busser48]

Before

Before

 

[Busser48]

Side

Side

 

[Grim_Reaper]

Looks good man!

 

[willyms]

Doesn't look bad at all, though the tint looks too dark. Any pics with the lights turned on?

 

[DJ Red Barron]

Busser, I am pretty sure I saw your car in Ruston a few days ago. If so, it looks good!


Just an option for you if you want dark lenses, but not covers. I had mine tinted by Precision One in Choudrant. It's not film. It's actually Dupont charcoal candy applied the same way automotive paint is done. You can go as dark or as light as you want with what he uses. Once your desired darkness is done, clear it, wet-sand if needed and polish out then re-install. Mine are very dark, but still show up fine when lit up.

The headlights are a bit lighter.

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