Rust-Oleum 297622 Peel Coat Spray Paint, 10 oz, Translucent Black (Pack of 1)

Used this as a peelable base coat for my taillights on my Tesla. I topped it with a few coats of VHT nightshade and it looks gooooooood. Buy one! But three!

Crappy stuff, after 6-7 coats it’s still almost clear!!! Barely any coverage/tint. Plus after drying out it cracked like desert!!!!!

Easy to use, and cost is minimal. 16 year old didn’t have any issues and loved the outcome.

Sprayed as it should but barely darkens glass at all. All it did was make the window cloudy. If you are buying and want to be able to see through it it won’t work. May be better fit for taillights or something like that.

Used the lens tint peel coat because I didn’t want the tint to be permanent. I wanted the option to reverse it if I didn’t like the way it looked on my truck. Followed the directions with 2 light base coats. I found the trick to a smooth finish is to lay the next coat or two very heavy. Almost to the point that it drips. My tail lights came out a very good color in my opinion. I wasn’t shooting for a blackout tint, just a Smokey kind of look.

Comes out borderline clear, barely any tintWhat I did is I layed down around 4 or 5 peel costs, then put 2 or 3 actual spray tint costs on top which looked pretty good, so my rare taillights aren't ruined

This stuff looks ok but it started peeling off the next day. I’ve had my tail lights tinted with them for a little while but there are spots that are peeling off. I’m going to peel it all the way off soon. This stuff worked better for my front emblem. I put 5 heavy coats and it barely looks tinted. I wouldn’t recommend this for tail lights.

It doesn’t matter how it is sprayed it is too runny and makes a mess.