VHT SP999 Night Shade,Black

i have a 2006 Honda Pilot- i wanted to give it a more rugged appearance. i absolutely recommend this product. great value for the money. just be sure to read the can!!!

This stuff works great. I dont have the patience to vinyl wrap things so perfect product. Start of light and repeat until desired effect is achieved. Make sure you tape off the surrounding areas.

Purchased to tint amber grille lights, the product worked perfectly. wanted the lights to be hidden when they were off, the color matched the grille exactly. with the lights on, the LEDs show brightly. I did use a few coats of clear. I did not sand between coats as it is not needed. Advice: go slowly and check the lights after each coat. also, clear coat within 10 minutes of final tint coat. use at least 2 coats of clear. (I used 6). Drying time is 10 min to touch(apply clear within that time), 24 hours to cure.

I have a small, matched set of DAC/AMP for headphones with cases made of mahogany. I wanted to make the cases appear as black, but still see the grain in the wood. The mahogany had a thin clear finish already, so I didn't have to prep it much. To be clear, I wasn't using this product as intended. Still, I had some issues - first, there were areas that ended up cloudy. I don't know what caused this, other than perhaps humidity. Second is that in the end it was too dark. I could have just used black paint. Third, I used nearly the whole can on these small cases. Yes, that would explain the darkness, but I was really just making light coats, trying for even coverage. I've gotten MUCH more coverage from other brands. I sympathize with anyone trying to do the same on a plastic lens. All said, the finish looks good (better than the photo) and it dried HARD. This is important because some paint remains gummy long after application. I'm stacking these units and don't want the upper one leaving footprints in the finish of the lower one. This HAS happened to me before, using a very well-known aerosol paint brand. Overall, the project turned out well.

Excelente 👌

Use it to turn reverse light lens from white/clear to red…. Looks really really good. Alittle pricey but well worth it

VHT SP999 Nite-Shades has delivered exactly the translucent black finish I wanted for my automotive lens covers! This specialized coating creates that perfect smoked look while maintaining light transmission for safety and functionality. The application process is straightforward with excellent spray pattern and coverage. The paint goes on smoothly without runs or drips when applied in light, even coats. Multiple thin layers build up to the perfect translucent black depth. What sets this apart is the translucent quality - it darkens lenses beautifully while still allowing light to pass through effectively. The finish looks professional and uniform, creating that custom automotive appearance I was aiming for. The durability has been outstanding through weather exposure and regular use. The coating adheres perfectly to plastic lens surfaces and shows no signs of peeling, fading, or deterioration after months of outdoor exposure. The coverage is excellent - one can handled multiple lens covers with product to spare. The specialized formula is designed specifically for automotive applications, which shows in the superior adhesion and finish quality. The final result looks like professional custom work rather than a DIY spray job. The translucent black creates exactly the right amount of tinting without making lights too dark for safety concerns. This lens coating has achieved perfect results for my automotive customization project. Outstanding specialized product that delivers professional-quality finish. Highly recommend for anyone wanting custom lens tinting!

I purchased this to 'paint' the lamp lens on my new F150. On my old truck, I'd pull the bulbs and replace them with red, but most of the lamps on the new F150 are integrated LED. I do night fishing and star-gazing so to preserve my night vision, red light is the way to go. My first try was on a set of curved lights from the bed. I pulled them, wet sanded with 400 grit and sprayed. It took abut 4 coats until it appeared to be dark enough. I let them dry overnight and found that the paint had cracked. I wet sanded again and did several more coats. No cracks this time, but the color is more pink than red. FWIW, I painted bikes for several years, so I feel that I can handle a spray can OK. After a month, the paint seems to be holding up pretty well.

Lo e usado por años y muy fácil de usar.