ya you wouldn't want to be stuck with just a little bit left and no more spray to cover it

 

You can also get niteshades from summitracing.com. I've done the past couple cars I have owned. Its pretty easy to do if you take your time and use several light coats.

 

Exactly! lol

 

How do you think a light smoke tint would look on just the white reverse section of the tailight? i might do a photoshop special, but just wanted opinions.

 

I just tinted mine last weekend. If you don't want to wait or pay for shipping you can find a hobbie shop in your area and get tinting spray from them.Call first because they don't all carry it. Just ask if they have tinting spray for model cars. From my research online the model spray is just as good, if not better than Nightshades (supposedly the model stuff lasts longer). I will post pics tomorrow although myA4 is black. Here are two write-ups I foundwith pics that helped me. Good luck

http://www.350z-tech.com/zwiki/Tutor...ing_Taillights
http://www.v6z24.com/howto/tintedlights

 

Hey just a quick tip that could help you if you end up tinting your lights with film: I purchased a 24" x 12" sheet of tintin film on ebay about 3 years ago and put it on my last car (2002 X5). One thing that I realized just in time, was that you will be able to give your tails a much cleaner look if you just take the entire light out. This will allow you to really cover everything up, which will avoid the film eventually peeling off due to weather conditions. As I said, its been about three years now and they still look very good.

 

anybody have their own pictures of their cars that the did with the spray... i know there are links that have photos, but i wanna see some on an audi from this forum

 

Did u guys think about Lamin X?

 

This has nothing to do with the quesiton you asked, but I'm getting my taillights tinted within the next couple weeks, and I'm excited as hell!!

 

lamin x sucks u gotta have sum serious skill to get that tint on. The taillamp is to much curved on the sides to get it to stick without any bubbles. unless u do tint on windows all the time and are a pro i wouldnt advise that. Stick with the spray cant go wrong there.