SO I used the VHT Nite Shades and it worked great. You do get some bubbles, but you have to be careful where you do it. I only got a few. ON my tailights I left the reverse light un-tinted. I took tape and layed it in strips then cut a circle around the light if you know what i mean. It was the easiest way to get the circle. Since you can see through the tape, I cut along the visible white-ness per say.
So what I did was my headlights and tailights and I will post pictures. I used this stuff called Purple Power, its a strong degreaser and wiped down my lights before. Then I sanded them with 1500 grit wet sandpaper mixed with laundry soap. Then purple power again to clean it. Then I used a tach cloth to wipe away all the little tiny particles from the cloth I used to dry. So then I sprayed with the VHT nite Shades. You should always start before and end after the light when spraying. And don't hold too close. There is enough spray in there and it will turn out b/c each coat gets darker. So then I let them dry after giving them 3 coats for about an hour then I wet sanded with 1200 grit to get the little bubbles out and flaws, then 1500 grit wet sanded to get the more finer detail out and make it really smooth. After all that was done, I used the purple power again. THen ran the tach cloth over it and made sure there were no particles anywhere. THen I sprayed 5 coats of Acrylic Lacquer which I purchased from NAPA and waited 3 minutes in between each coat and the last coat I put on pretty thick. So I will post my pictures here soon later in the evening. Thanks guys!
