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Originally Posted by Ric0
To cover the signals was simple,
1) First tape the the square with one color tape (I used green painters tape)
2) cover the inside with maybe 2 layers of blue tape
3) lift the green tape which should also lift the blue since it's on top
4) flip and cut the green out (this should leave the signal shape left)
5) stick it back on the tail light and repeat process for the other side
I used 2000 grit to smooth everything out, just don't over do it, you can't feel it on mines, just take your time when doing ur tails, buy all the stuff the day before and wake up early the next day if you need your car ready for next day.
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The key to getting this right is definitely in taking your time and being patient with it. I'm currently doing this and found out the hard way. I tried rushing it two days ago and it came out like shit. Yesterday I decided to sand it back down all the way and start over. I took my time with it, prepared it really well and did several light coats of red and let them dry overnight. Today, after the red has dried completely over night I sanded it again this morning with 2000 grit and now I'm applying the clear. I will do a few more coats, let it dry, and sand again with 2000 grit and finally wax and buff them. So far, they are coming out Amazing.
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