vinyl film for tear lights

[roboboyo]

does anyone here have a guide to fitting vinyl tint film to rear tail lights on mk6

[roboboyo]

does anyone here have a guide to fitting vinyl tint film to rear tail lights on mk6

 

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[bongo]

no real guide mate,just take your time and try not to get any bubbles,shouldn't think it would work to well due to the curves of the light.

[Andyb0127]

Best way to fit vynils is.

Make sure rear light is completely clean and wax/grease free, a solvent degreaser will do the job.

Then you'll need a spray bottle fill with water then add some fairy liquid to it.

Then spray onto rear light don't be scarred to spray loads on, take vynil peel off backing, and apply to the rear light, reason for the water/fairy liquid is so you can move the vynil around to get it in the right position.

Then use a rubber squeegee over the vynil to remove air bubble and water, then use a hair dryer to warm the vynil. Continue using squeegee until water has disappeared, any remaining air bubbles just idiot them with a pin to release water/air, then don't touch it the lights for at least fourtey eight hours while they dry out, even better if you could store them some where warm to dry them properly.

 

Hope that helps.

[roboboyo]

Best way to fit vynils is.

Make sure rear light is completely clean and wax/grease free, a solvent degreaser will do the job.

Then you'll need a spray bottle fill with water then add some fairy liquid to it.

Then spray onto rear light don't be scarred to spray loads on, take vynil peel off backing, and apply to the rear light, reason for the water/fairy liquid is so you can move the vynil around to get it in the right position.

Then use a rubber squeegee over the vynil to remove air bubble and water, then use a hair dryer to warm the vynil. Continue using squeegee until water has disappeared, any remaining air bubbles just idiot them with a pin to release water/air, then don't touch it the lights for at least fourtey eight hours while they dry out, even better if you could store them some where warm to dry them properly.

 

Hope that helps.

 

 

thanks alot pal