Dupli-ColorECWRC8157 Custom Wrap Lens Tint Removable Automotive Paint - Smoke Spray Paint - 11 oz. Aerosol Can

Sprayed even and is a good tint gray color over clear white lens

I used on my mercedes front amd back light, very easy and looks really nice, recommend

Smoke Lens tint.This stuff is absolute trash. If anyone wants to know, it will not work for headlights. I know you wanted to try it for that, so did I. But the awfulness of this product goes well beyond not working on headlights. First can, pushed the nozzle to dispense and it broke off shooting this stuff all over my car and garage. Cool. $17 down the drain. And unless you get good coverage, it's a major PITA to remove.Buy 2 more cans. Don't pay any attention to the can where it says masking isn't necessary. If you don't mask the entire side of the car you're working on, there will be a lot A LOT of rubbing your finish with an old towel to remove the overspray. Masking will make you slightly less disappointed at the finished product.So...it sprays like spray paint. I guess that's a bonus. If you know how to use a can of spray paint properly, I guess it applies okay. Even on a fresh can, it sprays out the occasional bubble or glob, and it does not dry smooth, so if you get one heavy droplet or bubble, the whole finish of the lens is screwed. No amount of can angle or smooth sweeping movements, fast or slow would change that terrible output. By this point, I was resigned to peeling it off and trying on fresh lenses, but after dumping a whole can on the 2 lenses with no even half-decent results, I gave up. It doesn't dry smooth or glossy, it looks like that haze you get on 20 year old acrylic headlights, only in gray rather than haze yellow. Light barely penetrates it if you apply enough to make it kinda sorta dark. It's just a trash product. Waste of money, use air tint.

Worked great, lense are black but can still see blinkers and lights

Sprayed my tail light lens with this stuff. It looked good for a while but just looked dull after a while. I decided to remove instead of respray since its supposedly easy to remove. Tried to peel it off and then tried to scrape it off. I have a rechargeable dish scrubber with steel brush it wouldnt take it off. Next I used a new green scouring pad and it still didnt come off. Finally tried a dremel tool with metal brush it started removing it but was scratching the plastic lens. Dont use this on plastic there is no way to remove without messing the plastic up that I know !

Bought this to apply to my daughters car. Thankfully we had a spare tail light assembly to test this on. The product does not spray uniformly and the nozzle drips. After several coats it did deepen in color but we could not get the drips to stop. We decided this was not the spray. However in trying to remove it later it did come off as described. This would have been a five star had the spray worked as it should.

The paint is junk. If your intentions for buying this paint is the same as mine was, to tint turn signals and corner markers for a older vehicle because you could not find any smoked lenses, only clear like myself. Then this stuff is not the solution. It will look great once you get enough layers sprayed on and get it to the darkness you are looking for, but even after it has cured. It can easily be smudged by your fingers. It even states on the can thay if you want to remove it. Just rub it with your finger and start with a corner and to apply many layers for easier removal.

I got this to smoke out some small currently clear lenses on my truck. After applying a few coats I realized that this has a green hue to it. It didn't look right so I was forced to remove it. Removal was easy. Now I have a useless can of greenish tint and I'm out the cost of the product. Not recommended for auto use, especially if your vehicle is black.