Finally levled her up and used VHT....
 

Nightshades. Jury still out on the VHT not sure I like it. Waiting on the tail lights and running lights a few days see if it grows on me. Anyone got pictures of there tail lights? Do the reverse lights have to stay white, or can they be shaded as well?Attachment 1867

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My reverse lights are blacked out as well (as is everything on my truck). I did not us VHT, my lights are painted and match the factory black paint, VHT works well, but leaves a "satin look". If you paint over the reverse lights, only you will complain as it makes it hard to see behind you. Just don't get crazy with how dark you go. I have better reverse lamps in my lights, so it helps.

Looks good...
 

I used some clear coat too to get that glossy look. Also used some Mcguires compound for plastic to get that good shine. I will probably do the reverse lights too. I have a back-up camera so seeing is not a problem.

Just check with your local laws so you don't fail inspection for blacking them out. Here in NY, it is illegal to restrict light passage on the vehicle. I used nightshades anyways but with a few modifications for the loophole. I didn't like the all red look. Looks good though! let's see some more pic's!

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they all look great

After reading about leveling, I've failed to notice much or anything about having to do an alignment after the fact. Is one not needed? I'm no expert, but it seems that if you raise the front an alignment would be needed.... am I wrong?

Done a little more shading......
 

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Now for the front.....thinking about painting that
 

chrome grille with the Hammered black to match the plastic, anyone else done this?

I painted the lights on my Trans Am black and they look good.. I just the VHT on it all together.. Had VHT on my Stealth years ago and it faded to a funky purple..

Redone the front...solid didnt like that little circle
 

Attachment 1883 didnt use clear coat either....paint man said it was better without it. Used rubbing compound and a microfiber cloth got a great shine.