I hear alot about it but i dont know how to do it or what it consists of. Please Reply, Thanks!

Owner of 2007 IS 250 AWD =]

 

Red transparent film. Put it on, cut excess.

 

You can buy the film from this company... http://www.aerotect.net/

I just bought and installed some blackouts from this company and I would highly recommend them.

 

or if your lazy... ebay has them over priced but hey... what the hell? it's 8 bucks pre-cut

 

and if your planning on smoking it with vinyls, ebay has them for half the price.

 

my vote goes to rvinyl....they're precut and match the red taillights perfectly

 

yeah... rvinyl matches better. but i got the roll and cut it myself. i can make like 5 sets from the roll.

 

I agree. I bought a small roll of red film from rvinyl and cut it myself. As long as you don't mess it up and have to re-cut, you should have more than enough to do you IS. It's relatively inexpensive too. I believe it was $7.00 for a little roll.

 

I have some film from R vinyl.. (thanks tony) so all I do is put it on the lights and then cut the excess with a exacto or razor blade?

 

Did you have enough rvinyl? I tryed to send the biggest pieces i could so yall would have enough.

 

Oh it will be enough for sure, but I still haven't done it because I don't have any extra in case I mess up so I'm trying to be sure of the technique b4 I do it.. So I just put more than enough to cover the amber and then trim it along the lines of the light? Or do I but barely enough to cover the amber and then trim? How do you keep the lines straight when cutting? Is it that noticable if they aren't straight?

 

not really.... you can barely tell...when your couple of inches away.

 

rvinyls color match a lot better than aerotects

 

Believe me you won't mess this up. It's so easy. You can barely tell where the lines are at where you cut. I know i'm not a perfect cutter and i didn't have my coffee before i did it and it's still good. I'll post close up pictures of mine later on today.

 

I have read the previous thread about red-outs and it said to used some soap while applying? I figure I can get the pre-cut ones from rvinyl.com and then just paste it on, is that how it's done?