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pritty intereted. i used some of this on stuff, it feels nice,, does the acura in the pic have smoked tail lights, i couldent spot what was done... i would like to do my r33 headligts, but only a light smoked tint, (and its good headlight protecting ;).. were are you located, would love my wing blade done.. thanx

pritty intereted. i used some of this on stuff, it feels nice,, does the acura in the pic have smoked tail lights, i couldent spot what was done... i would like to do my r33 headligts, but only a light smoked tint, (and its good headlight protecting ;).. were are you located, would love my wing blade done.. thanx

I am in adelaide. I can post some to you if you can do it by yourself. Any more question, please send me an email: [email protected]

pritty intereted. i used some of this on stuff, it feels nice,, does the acura in the pic have smoked tail lights, i couldent spot what was done... i would like to do my r33 headligts, but only a light smoked tint, (and its good headlight protecting ;).. were are you located, would love my wing blade done.. thanx

The tint can be used for both headlight and tail light. This size is 30CM wide.

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