Nick216

i tryed getting it off and it ripped in half.. anything i should use, or just soap and water?

vietxquangstah

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try using a steamer

Sick TLS

iTrader: (11)

try a hair dryer and pull slowly

UA6

Steven Bell

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Nick, get it wet, with soapy water. Really douse it good. Heating it up with a hair dryer helps afterwards-while it's still wet.

Nick216

ight will try in the mornin, and also. theres a shop near me that tints tails they say its not a spray or a film, and that its permanent and looks factory made. any idea wat they do to it then... my overlays looked cheap

The Machine

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I doubt it's anything that came standard from the factory. And as other have said you need to use heat.

When I took my fog overlays off, I turned the fog lights on for heat (they are HID) and sprayed Windex on the overlay as I peeled it off to avoid small pieces breaking off.

In your case you will need to use a hair dryer or something similar, while spraying Windex or other fluid onto the overlay as you peel it back. I would have someone hold the heat steady and spray the fluid so you can use both hand to peel the overlay off.

vietxquangstah

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If you have Type-S tail lights don't tint them. Send them to a vendor to get customized from the internal. All tint spray or film on headlights or tail lights look cheap

CLtotheTL32

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+1 on hair dryer and properly blacking them out by opening them up.

swoosh

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my work here is done