I just got it this week. They sent the Pactra brand.

I am planning to spray the front amber in the headlights only. I already replaced the sidemarkers with clears. I love the stealth look of all black tail lamps, but I wonder about safety... how brightly will the tail lamps light up with all that tint on the plastic? I'd hate to get rear ended for my own stupidity.

Now I might just spray them AFTER I buy some red and clears to replace them. It might be fun to try it on a pair I no longer really need.

I will post before and after pix. I promise. I just need time to mask off the front end of the car and do it.

Anyone know if I should prep the plastic with anything before spraying it beyond a good scrub with a soapy rag?

Remember, you may not get busted for it but tinting your lights IS illegal. But so are 95% of modifications to your car so it's up to you. My 5% tint is illegal and technically so are clear corners. The only thing is if you get rear ended, I don't know if the other people would have a case if they said your lights weren't bright enough to see.

I put the clear corners on my lights and at first I didn't like it, but decided that I'd leave it for awhile to see if it grew on me. Now I am fine with it. I like that it's different from all the other box's that I see on the rode. It also goes well with the clear side markers that I put on. I went with the 550 red tail lights instead of the clear or amber ones. I think that it's just a matter of personal taste. They're easy to change out, so if you don't like it, you can always change them back.

I do plan on litronics at some future date, but for now I'm pleased. :dance:

Well, I promised to report back on this thread about the window tint on the amber on the old headlights, and here's a pic I took with my phone's camera (sorry for the bad quality)

I am not happy with it at all. The plastic didn't accept the tint well at all and it modeled and pooled up, even though I misted it on in layers over the course of a number of hours and it was dry between coats. Plus, it scratches off with your fingernail.

So, the experiment is a failure in my opinion, and it took me six hours to figure out it wasn't worth the time or effort.

The only upside is my wife walked out, saw the results and said, "You really need to go ahead and order those litronics because that looks like crap and you won't be happy with it."

:D <-- accurate representation of my face as I heard her say that.

:cheers: