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VHT Niteshades or Rustoleum?


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I preferred rustoleum over the niteshades, I did my tails in VHT and my heads in rusto, and the tails have started to fade to red after only a few months. I also had to clear the niteshades to get a gloss from it. My rustoleum tint came out decently glossy for being suboptimal conditions. I applied it at 40*F, and it didn't work very well, I wouldn't do it under 60.

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I used the niteshade and it turned out ok then started fading can I just use llumar tint for the tail lights

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The vids I just put up in my build log shows my tail lights that I did with rustoleum

4 - 15 Sundown Z v.2 @ 35Hz

2 - AP3000D

2 - RF Power Punch 6.5 Comps

2 - RF Power Power

1 - Kinetic KHC2000

3 - Kinetic KHC2400

Iraggi 300A

Knu Wiring

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Rustoleum has a blue tint to it, Niteshades has a purple tint to it.

Niteshades finishes harder, more scratch resistant.

Rustoleum finishes with a slight fog, not totally translucent.

Both finish glossy if you apply them correctly.

You'll be happier with the Niteshades, but both will fade out over time.

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