lamin-x

What lamin-x film should i apply to the led tails?

  • Gunsmoke

    Votes: 2 40.0%
  • Smoked

    Votes: 3 60.0%

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move120

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so my led tail lights are coming in tomorrow and im SO excited,

i just dont like the way the red stands out on the desert dune color


soooooooo
i dont know if anyone around here has heard of this stuff called laminx but its pretty cool for accenting lights and what not.

THEIR SITE HAS IMAGES:http://www.lamin-x.com/

i dont want the lights to be too dark to attract tickets, and i want the red to still appear through the tint a little bit(hard to explain)

so i have narrowed it down to the gunsmoke and smoked films, PLEASE HELP ADVISE ME!!!
 
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Smoked for sure, let me know how this stuff works and take a lot of pics for me! I might get it for my tails, I'm afraid to niteshade them, I can see myself messing up.

Gunsmoke is the lightest
Smoked is medium dark
And Charcoal is blacked out.. haha that's what I'd get! But definitely get Smoked.


I don't see a section on here for 96-02 4Runner's?
http://www.lamin-x.com/Toyota-4Runner-Headlight-Covers-s/692.htm
 
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I would probably go with Gunsmoke. Any reason your not just tinting them?

Does this Lamin X stuff attatch like tint?
 
Clemsonfan15 said:

Does this Lamin X stuff attatch like tint?

It's an adhesive like 3M clearbra. Just tinted clear sheets of plastic.

I don't understand why people get LED's, which is supposed to be brighter and more noticable for safety, then darken them up?

IMO, the red is fine on Desert Dune and any other color. It's a brake light. It's supposed to be red. :confused:
 
p nut said:
It's an adhesive like 3M clearbra. Just tinted clear sheets of plastic.

I don't understand why people get LED's, which is supposed to be brighter and more noticable for safety, then darken them up?

IMO, the red is fine on Desert Dune and any other color. It's a brake light. It's supposed to be red. :confused:
Blacked out/ Tinted tail lights look good, that's why.
 
p nut said:
Then why waste your money on LED's???

I really like how "crisp" they perform. I can't really find a better word for it. The seamless transition from on to off is what makes them popular I think. And that Lamin-X stuff says 95% of the light is still let through, meaning you're losing very little light output. and I believe LED's are brighter than normal bulbs as well
 
Sorry I have so many questions about this, but does it get applied to the inside or the outside? I wouldn't think it would last too long if it was on the outside.
 
you may want to check with a state inspector to see if they should produce a certian amount of lumens (light output), while the light is lit. as long as you have that than the cops shouldnt care if you have purple with pink polka dots. if you have the right color and brightness everyone should be happy.
 
Clemsonfan15 said:
Sorry I have so many questions about this, but does it get applied to the inside or the outside? I wouldn't think it would last too long if it was on the outside.

It goes on the outside. I think there are pictures of it on the website...
 
p nut said:
Then why waste your money on LED's???
Because even with the darkest tint on your LED tail lights you can still tell it's LED when you hit the brake, LED's are so bright, they are going to shine threw no matter what. Where as regular tail lights with indacanescent bulbs can barely be seen, Especially in the daytime when you have tinted tails. That's why, if you want to tint your tails, you should get LED's. They are brighter and will shine bright threw the tint that regular indacanescent bulbs will.
 

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