vht nightshade users quick ?

[ultimatefirebird]

i have tried 2 times to black out my taillights and both times ended up with something showing in the paint.atfirst i though i just didnt clean them well enough.so the second time i had a friend of mine thats a wiz with spray paint try and he noticed that the paint can was releasing fuzzies out of it.tried 3 different cans and all of them were doing it.anyone else have this problem?if so is there a way to clean up the mess so it looks good or should i just say screw and get the black out covers?as you all know that have used it that every little defect shows up on our taillights.thanks for the help.

[93formulalt1]

Brian, you are being paged. . . lol Make sure you thoroughly prep the surface, and do it in a clean, well ventilated area with a temperature over 55*F. If you are already doing these things, then I'd say you are just getting a defective product.

[meissen]

Hmm, I don't specifically remember fuzzies or anything in the cans. It was a few years ago tho, so not sure. I just wiped them down with alcohol and then sprayed them.

[ultimatefirebird]

i cleaned the shit out of them.my buddy that was doing the work showed me the fuzzies commin out.he sprayed it in the air and it was totally noticable.i had 3 cans do that.i want to paint them cause i think its looks better than the covers but i dont want to keep strippin the lights.pain in the ass.i dunno kinda stuck.i have 4 cans i think sittin here.kinda leary of trying again.i even tried wet sanding them and repainting hopin it would cover but instead all that did was smooth the spots out.

[SS4Matt]

try taking a tip from another can of spray paint that you may have lyin around? possibly they have a bunch of shitty tip/nozzles on them that are giving it the stucko effect? just my $0.02

[ultimatefirebird]

its worth the shot.thanks for the .02 cents.its much appreciated.