They look amazing, just amazing. It's refreshing to watch someone who is so dedicated to their kraft. Looking forward to the next video. Have a Merry Christmas!
@@milesczechowski2154 I had to put a very slight tint on the transparent panels basically to be able to hide the lines where the painting stopped. I didn't want to mask off and then unmask 840 holes.
@@classicreaction5340 What kind of spray tint did you spray on? I have a set of these 91 Trans Am tail lights but I did my other ones using film and wanted to try a spray on like you did. Thanks
@milesczechowski2154 if you watch the video I explain how they were refinished. Everything was done using Sherwin Williams professional automotive urethane basecoat and clearcoat so the tail lights should last at least another 30 years. They can be polished and waxed just like any other part on the car now.
They look amazing, just amazing. It's refreshing to watch someone who is so dedicated to their kraft. Looking forward to the next video. Have a Merry Christmas!
@@CarmenCammarata thank you and Merry Xmas to you!
Nice job !!
@@billdaniels5957 thank you!
I noticed you tinted the whole tail light. I thought you said you where going to make them back to original ?
@@milesczechowski2154 I had to put a very slight tint on the transparent panels basically to be able to hide the lines where the painting stopped. I didn't want to mask off and then unmask 840 holes.
@@classicreaction5340 What kind of spray tint did you spray on? I have a set of these 91 Trans Am tail lights but I did my other ones using film and wanted to try a spray on like you did. Thanks
@milesczechowski2154 if you watch the video I explain how they were refinished. Everything was done using Sherwin Williams professional automotive urethane basecoat and clearcoat so the tail lights should last at least another 30 years. They can be polished and waxed just like any other part on the car now.