TANTALIZEDMIND

Just got these babies in the mail today, and installed them right away. Cost was less $25 plus 0.98 to send as a money order.









I'd be lying if I said there was no air bubbles or creases.. but it's an overlay. Not spraypaint. It does it's job of looking badass from a short distance. Quality seems good, and Blue Bat Mobile is friendly as can be. Ordering from him is easier than ordering of ebay, and more fun.

Check out BBM's Overlay Gallery here:
http://photobucket.com/albums/y42/BlueBatmobile2005/

Shifty

Nice! That's what I want to do. I'm thinking of sending mine to Jonstintedtails. We'll see though I have other parts I'd like to order first.

Good job though.

05FMtC

wow i think i want some tyc's for my baby...

JOEinSD

That looks good!

Woody6799

looks hot man good job

N-Dawg

Those look tiiiight!!!! I want to smoke the orange part only. What do you think?

JOEinSD

Like this?



I think that looks pretty good too! The yellow really kills it IMO. As long as something changes on TYCs. Lol.[/i]

Blue_Batmobile

Lookin' good man! How about some cloer shots? Remember guys, there are different combinations you can do with my TYC Overlays, smoke, redout, smoked redout. You pick what suits your taste

Bat™

TANTALIZEDMIND

Two closer shots. This is my first time installing overlays and I was left with air bubbles and creases. I just couldn't get them to be anymore flat.





They do their purpose of looking bad @$$ from a short distance, so I'm happy.

yellowxboy

holy, those TYC lights have veins in them. LOL, can you blowdry them out or something? it looks really nice far away though, i'm thinking about doing something like that. i'm still debating though wether to use nightshade spray or overlays.

Thermalzeal

Uhh yeah...those ARE some big veins....

I wouldnt be happy with that.

BBM? Can you take your overlays off and reapply them so they dont have bubbles n veins?

yellowxboy

i think these overlays are just like tint, once they are put on.. they are a pain to get off and cannot be reapplied. i'm pretty sure he didnt follow the instructions tahts all. cuz you're supposed to push all the air bubbles and blowdry the edges so they stick.

JOEinSD

Overlays. You can change up your style if you get sick of it after some time.

Blue_Batmobile

I have a diy guide to applying my Overlays in Maintenance and Care Forum. What you wanted to do was work from the middle out. This way the vinyl gets dispersed evenly. Air bubbles can be popped and flattened out with no problems, but it looks like it's a little more complex here. I can work something out for you, email me

Bat™

KickAssKishan

yeah dude..those air bubbles should def not be there..as long as u work ur way from the center out.. just like bats saying


dude bat rocks:-d

btw, isnt there a way to take them off? and reapply them or no?

Thermalzeal

Yeah...Im thinking if u have tow ork that hard to get the overlays on perfect (most of us cannot live without perfection) then the best way to buy TYC's is to get em, get the overlayys and put em on before u install the tailights.

Prolly much easier than trying to blow dry outside (for us without garages)

Blue_Batmobile

Personally, I think it's much easier applying the Overlays with the taillights mounted onto the car. Better leverage, and you dont have to worry about the taillight moving around when applying the Overlay .

Bat™