Thanks for the heads-up. I won't attempt vht, and since taking the headlights apart is somewhat complicated I probably won't do that either. However now that I've sampled smoked lights, I REALLY REALLY want them!! I'm bummed. Maybe I'll paint the fog housings next and ponder the headlights a little longer. Where's the best place to look at SSM & NBP headlights? (hopefully I remembered the correct acronyms - I don't even know what those stand for).

 

I think it's a little too dark. if you had a very light tint, it would look better i think.

 

This is a fun thread on this site that I got help putting together you might want to check it out-
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...fit-lingo.html

It has to do with the particular "lingo" found on this site.
and acronyms are included....enjoy

 

to me i wouldn't do that to my headlights or tail-lights. i'm not a fan of blacked out headlights.

 

Thanks Snap Fit,

I once again read your worthy acronym post (thanks for your work BTW) and I'm a little more informed. It ought to be on everyone's screen at all times so you can quickly check something while reading - not sure if that's possible. Oh, question! I thought the official name of the tidewater blue was TWB, but it's posted as TBM (Tidewater Blue Metalic). Maybe both should be there???
I reread today the post on taking the headlights apart for painting, but I'm afraid I have to pass on that. My luck - the lights would leak after all was said and done. So I guess my boring (but bright) headlights will remain for the time beingunless I manage to find a 'better way' (suddenly Kumbaya is playing in my head - strange synapse, sorry).
So sad...on to other things I guess.

 

FYI I read today that VHT should NOT be applied to plastic or acrylic because over time it becomes very cloudy.