Has anyone used Nite Shade on their tail lights?
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I have it on my trucks taillights and it looks good and not too dark, but I have done other taillight that were black. My buddy has Niteshades on his taillight and turn signals on his bike they are kinda hard to see during the day. A few light coats is fine or if you have LED bulds then you would be fine as well-just do a few coats and let it dry, don't go crazy.
#12
I sprayed 2 thin coats on the brake light the other day. You can still see the brake when its on but a little too dark IMO. It does look good but safety wise not so much. I've ordered a low pro tinted LED tail light off Ebay that should be here in a couple days. I'll post some pics once its on. Nightshade paint is probably best used for cars/trucks or off road vehicles.
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I sprayed 2 thin coats on the brake light the other day. You can still see the brake when its on but a little too dark IMO. It does look good but safety wise not so much. I've ordered a low pro tinted LED tail light off Ebay that should be here in a couple days. I'll post some pics once its on. Nightshade paint is probably best used for cars/trucks or off road vehicles.
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Do you have a pic of how it turned out on your nightster?
The more I think about it though, I am leaning towards an earlier post that this may be too ghetto of a mod....
#18
I agree it's ghetto but I'd still like to see a pic. I bought smoked lenses but the red led bulbs I've tried were too dim to shine through safely. Is there some trick to getting more power to the brake light to power these led's or do I just need a better led bulb? I haven't been able to find a red standard bulb either.. orange are easy to find but I've had no luck with red.
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