Smoked Taillight Overlays

Give your Kia Stinger GT a sleek aftermarket look without breaking the bank. Keep your OEM reliability and ability to go back to stock anytime you want.

It's a great upgrade if you want to transform the rear end of your vehicle. Looks great in the light and even better at night.

AVAILABLE MATERIALS

Dark Smoke - Standard dark smoke material. Made in Germany.
Dark Smoke LX+ - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles). Made in the USA.
Light Smoke - Standard dark smoke material. Made in Germany.
Dark Smoke Stealth - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles). Made in the USA.
Dark Smoke Honeycomb - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles). Modified light pattern when lit. Made in the USA.
Dark Smoke Carbon Fiber - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles). Modified light pattern when lit. Made in the USA.
Dark Smoke Galaxy - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles). A galaxy full of metallic flake in the light. Appears similar to standard dark smoke when backlit. Made in the USA.

INSTRUCTIONS

Clean the application and surrounding areas prior to applying. We recommend the following items for installation:

Microfiber
Detailing Spray
Soapy Water
Heat Gun or Hair Dryer

Complete this area in the shade if it is hot outside. Apply soapy water to the back of the vinyl. This allows you to move it around and get the correct alignment. It also allows you to get the air bubbles out with ease. There is extra material on each piece that wraps around the lens, towards in gap in the trunk. Start at the opposite end and allow the extra material to go into the gap. Once you have aligned it properly, use your fingers to push out the soapy water. Then apply light heat to dry it all out and press down the portion that goes into the trunk gap. Only use enough heat to dry the vinyl. Don't allow it to overstretch the vinyl. A good rule of thumb is that if it is burning you, it is too hot.

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