Does anyone know where i can get a black ss spoiler 3rd brake light cover?

 

If you're talking about the backlight SS blackout overlay:

http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/vinyl/vinyl.htm



If that's not what your talking about then idk. =]

 

If you want the whole thing black then just paint it.

If you want an insert like above just google them or visit the site sponsors.

I personally want my 3rd brake light since it helps get the attention of the drivers behind you.

Massey

 

mask out what you want on the brake light and paint it. Mine has a chevy sign on it



easy job

 

I smoked all of my rear lights with VHT Night Shades. Including the third brake light. But light still comes through just fine. You may want to consider doing that. Especially since a can of VHT is only $11.99. Just an idea. I'll post pics when I get off work =)

 

Im talking about a 3rd brake light cover like this.

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/attach...-clean-005.jpg

I dont want to paint it cuz i want the light to be seen when needed. Im just talking about a plain black cover.

 

The spray on application actually lets more light through than the plastic covers. I'll post pics in a few minutes when they finally upload to photobucket

 

Alright so here's my lights. I did them about a week ago. Let me know what you think. Oh and let me add its raining outside and that's why the car isn't shining

LIGHTS OFF


DRIVING AND BRAKE LIGHTS


REVERSE, DRIVING, AND BRAKES

 

The pics look good. Where might I be able to pick up a can of VHT night shade? Does autozone or pepboys sell it? How many coats did you use for your rear lights? Did you use any clear coat for finish? Thanks! =)

 

I picked up a can of it a Oreilly's for $11.99. Prices vary from location to location. I used 4 light coats on mine. I used clear coat on my dads lights but mine came out shinier... If you use the clear coat on them, you'll have to wet sand and buff them out after wards to get the glass-like finish. Also when your spraying it, spray the coats extremely lightly or it'll come out uneven and nasty looking. I practiced on a milk jug first