headlight taillight covers????
needs wetsand and buff to look like this:

Mine aren't even that glossy actually
I need to redo mine and resand and buff it out.
If you don't have a buffer I would try a powerball lightly

Mine aren't even that glossy actually
I need to redo mine and resand and buff it out.If you don't have a buffer I would try a powerball lightly
I like what you did on the lights. But if I may make a friendly suggestion. The bowtie on the trunk. I'm not feeling the location of it. I think your Monte would look better with the bowtie shaved completely. Just my taste though. If you like it's location, by all means keep it.
Tinted with VHT Night shade and a decal applied to get full illuminosity(idk if that is a word) that way there is no question when I am stopping,

3 coats on it, 2 coats on outer edge of the knights crest, center is none then 3 coats of clear

3 coats on it, 2 coats on outer edge of the knights crest, center is none then 3 coats of clear
Last edited by Budsjlm; Aug 5, 2012 at 11:42 PM.
JUSTIN: I think yours look great. Too bad we never got to see them at the MN mini meet. It just scares me that someone would not be able to see the brake lights good enough and rear end me
I like what you did on the lights. But if I may make a friendly suggestion. The bowtie on the trunk. I'm not feeling the location of it. I think your Monte would look better with the bowtie shaved completely. Just my taste though. If you like it's location, by all means keep it. 
I used VHT NightShade on my reverse lights. Make sure you clear that stuff to protect the tint and then let it cure for about a week. Go over and wet sand it, like Mitch said, with 1500-2000 grit and buff it out.
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