Taillight tinting in NC?

[2kx2]

I recently purchase a 2004 Cadillac CTS-V. The headlights have the typical roughness and fading at the top. I am looking for someone to refinish these and also apply a light tint to the clear coat.

I would also like to have my taillights, 3rd brake light, side markers and driving/fog lights tinted. I am not interested in using the film type of tint, I have gone down this road and it just doesn't give the glossy appearance of a painted finish.

I am also interested in having the chrome badging tinted also to provide a black chrome like finish.

Any help would be appreciated. As you can see with the amount of work I would like done I don't want to trust it to someone that isn't experienced in doing this.

[olds]

wow man, I could do that for 30 buck plus cost of materials and there's no way you could tell if a paint and body shop did it or not.

Here's what you need - http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=VHT%2DSP999&N=700+4294922165+400335+115&autoview=sku
and a nice clear coat, like duplicolor, I believe they sell it in acrylic enamel

Take it to a smaller body shop and they'll charge you through the nose of course, but the big guys usually won't do stuff like this

[elitecustombody]

If you want to ship to Florida, I can do them for you, I do this all the time,
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[2kx2]

wow man, I could do that for 30 buck plus cost of materials and there's no way you could tell if a paint and body shop did it or not.

Here's what you need - http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=VHT%2DSP999&N=700+4294922165+400335+115&autoview=sku
and a nice clear coat, like duplicolor, I believe they sell it in acrylic enamel

Take it to a smaller body shop and they'll charge you through the nose of course, but the big guys usually won't do stuff like this

I have really contemplated doing this but am afraid of the amount of time I would put into it and it not turn out the way I wanted.

Have you done this before and have any suggestions?

[2Bad4Ya]

Is ez to DIY...

http://volvospeed.com/Mods/tinting_vht_niteshade_imron.html

VHT Nite Shade

Is ez to do, if your afraid you will mess it up, run by lowes/home depot buy some plexiglass and practice spraying it and then clean it off. As for application of the tint, you tape off and protect the paint/car or remove them like the link shows.