Who ever had the car before me made a crap job of tinting the rear lights so i want to remove it and do it properly. Any advice on how to get it off? Would brake cleaner work?
Removing tint spray
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#2theres only one was to find out...Quote:Who ever had the car before me made a crap job of tinting the rear lights so i want to remove it and do it properly. Any advice on how to get it off? Would brake cleaner work?
you could use nitro mores, as its properly only a thin coat of pain, but work fast as it eats thru stuff if you leave it on, dab the cloth, and wipe over it with it , will come of but, dont take my advice if you dont want to as never tryed on lights, only on old bmx frames as it takes paint off easy -
#3paint not "pain"
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#8Ok so 1 possibly useful piece of advice but mainly friendly banta. Thanks lol
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#9You could try using paint thinner, it will probably melt the plastic though
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#10Use paint thinners. The actual removal spray you get in the tin is just paint thinners.Quote:You could try using paint thinner, it will probably melt the plastic though
If you want to be gay and do it the soft way get yourself some fairy power spray and put the lights in the sink and give them a coating of power spray and leave for a few hours. It will eat the paint and bring it off but its slow going. -
#11Ryto will get on that tomorrow then.
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#13can't believe no one mentioned this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200680166958?redirect=mobile
used it on mine and worked a treat
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#14We used carb cleaner worked a treat
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#16Id start a fresh, new set.. There cheap enough!
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#17Thanks for all the advice. Got some nail polish remover on it and worked a treat

Although i think reason they were tint was to cover the fact one is a mk1 light and one is a mk2 light lol -
#19Well in theory only need one or the other lol. Would prefer mk2 as i can black out the bottom half and leave top silver to go with my black and white theme
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#20yer suppose haha.
