Tinted Taillight!!!

MarcoCapone

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Last weekend I've intalled my autobadge.com taillight tint on a brand new set of taillight (one of my old had water infiltration probleme) the result is #1 but i noticed that the day after 8 or 9 bubbles had formed in two of the tint sheet!?!?!? There were none the day I tinted them!! How can this happens???? Do you think I can use a needle and just get the air out of it?!?!?

Anyways if nothing can be done I'll live with it!!!

 

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'03GTinFLA

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Did they give you one of those 3M spatula type things to sqeeze air bubbles out when you put on the tint? I did mine with that it everything went OK. I got mine from fordpower.net.
I would say you could pin the holes and then use the spatula deal to sqeeze out remaining air. I don't see how it could make it any worse, but that's just my thoughts. Never had experience with that problem.

 

Pughman

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i just made mine . cost like 5.00$ . and how did you put it on ? you might need to take it back off and redo it ?

 

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Pennywise2

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Your lights look good Pughman!
I need to try that with my car.

 

Stang|ess

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a camaro and cobra badge!

try and squeeze them out with a credit card or something flat.

 

MarcoCapone

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the cobra badge is the place where I bought the car its called Cobra autosport I'll remove but im scared to damage the paint!!! And the camaro is my brother's car!

 

streethorse

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let it dry in the sun for a while, the bubbles may go away. Thats how it is
with window tint.... looks bad the 1st couple of days.

 

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j_dub

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I like mine too.

 

speedfreak98r

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I think I'm just going to get the black-out covers.