How to Wrap Your Taillights with Vinyl Tint Film

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Learn how install Bulk rolls of Rtint Light Tint Film on you taillights, headlights and reflectors with Justin Pate.
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Your roll of bulk style, Rvinyl Light Tint (Rtint) comes in a sealed bag to open cut alongside the roll of light tint. Inside the package is a straightforward installation guide.
You will want to assemble the following tools before beginning:
•Cleaners and glide solutions,.
•A squeegee with a buffer.
• NT Cutter, multi cartridge knife.
• A safe box.
•The Flextreme tucking tool.
•Masking tape.
•Roll of 3M Knifeless Tape.
•And a measuring tape.
TAILLIGHT WRAPPING
Step 1: The first step is to measure the lights on the vehicle, measure each light separately and give around three inches of extra material on all sides, top, bottom left to right now on a clean table measure the sections on the liner marking the spots with dry erase marker and safely cut the light tint intersections.
Step 2: Next up is cleaning with Rapid Prep. Spray the lights with even coverage, then wipe them down with a microfiber towel. Open the hood, trunk or hatchback when necessary and clean all the edges.
Step 3: Release a two inch section of the liner, fold it, being sure to crease it tightly. Place the Rvinyl light tint on one corner of the light, then holding it at a 45 degree angle, release the liner, heat it, then gently pull. Tack it to the body top and bottom, heat the film again to stretch it to the final edge.
Step 4: Now see two triangle shapes at the top and bottom. With two hands spread the tent out towards the bottom corner, then repeat the same towards the upper corner.
Step 5: Seal the edge and then with a squeegee, squeegee from side to side. If bubbles occur, one option is to simply press the bubble out. If this doesn't work, make a tiny hole, then press the air out.
Step 6: And once all the materials on the light go over all the edges with heat to relax it, then with a sharp blade and a light touch cut around the light, always slow down on the corner to help ensure a nice even cut. And in many cases, the cut should be made on the opposite side to make sure there's enough light to go around the edge.
Step 7: Heat the film to relax it, run a finger to round the material, then use a micro squeegee on the corner to get a proper seal without wrinkles, then finish the outside flat edges, running a finger and a micro squeegee.
If applicable, pick the excess piece off the side, lift the trunk or hatchback open, hit it with heat to relax, then seal the film to the edge before cutting it out.
Step 8: With the excess film removed over the light tint with heat to activate the adhesive.
Visit our complete installation page to find out how to install this tint on reflectors and headlights and for a more in-depth installation guide with tips and tricks you won't find anywhere else.
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