Yellow Lens Spray Paint for Car Headlights, Tail Lights, Corner Lights, Bumper Lights, Fog Lights

Awesome product! Was looking to tint the fog lights on my Subaru Forester and this sure did the trick! I was first looking at cut and place tint until I can across this. It looked so much easier so I thought I would give it a try. When I received the spray tint I was a little skeptical at first as the spray can was quite small.. but I started with removing the fog light grill covers. I taped around the lights lens so any spray wouldn't get on the cars body. I did about 3-4 coats letting them dry in between. This item is great! Works extremely well. Better then expected and I was more then satisfied with the end result. It gave the fog lights a nice yellow look. That looks professionaly tinted! Looks clean! Even though the can was small there enought to do 4 coats on each light and still have a little left over.Pros. -Exactly what I was looking for -Extremely easy to use! -Great quantity in a little can -Clean finish -Looks professionaly doneCons. -A little expensive but wouldn't stop me from buying again.Overall this product is one of the best purchase I have gotten on Amazon. The product performed exactly as expected and even better! Highly recommended this product!

Tint seems to be of high quality. Worth the money.Seems to come from Japan. Nice.

A bit pricey, but initial impression is positive. I used this to color my standard halogen glass high beams on a 1967 Chevrolet Corvair. I’m really pleased with the outcome. I applied 4 light coats. When you apply it is hazy for just a minute or two, but fear not; it dries clear. I’ll update this review later after I’ve driven the car at night, but that could be a while. This is not my daily driver and I was more interested in the visual aspect which is lovely. I decided against posting a photo of my toe, which is also quite lovely.

I bought this to tint the fog lights on my wife's car right before last winter. I finally got around to actually opening the package and tinting the lenses. I gave this product four out of five stars because its a very small can for the price. That being said, the actual product went on nicely. When YOU use it I'd suggest removing the lamps and laying them flat so the tint has a chance to settle (Actually it's called "Leveling") on the lens. I took my time and applied several light coats. I let the tint dry before adding a new coat. That process took the whole day - like I said, I took my time. I also let the tint cure by leaving the fog lights in my truck with the windows up on a sunny day.The lamps went back in their mounts and after sundown when I tested them there was a nice amber - yellow glow from the front of the car.My wife is happy, so I'm happy. I'd recommend this product in a heartbeat.

Work great, 3 light coat looks a lot better

The instructions are in Japanese, but I was able to use Google Lens to get the jist of it. Basically, apply as many thin coats as needed to get the color you want, but make sure you apply additional coats while it's still wet. If you wait too long for the next coat, it says to wait 7 days before applying any more. It also says to wait a few days before exposing to wet conditions (rain, car wash, etc). I applied about 5 coats 30-40 minutes apart and let it dry overnight and it turned out great.

Like any paint project prepping is key. Once my rally lights where clean and mask I hit them with 4 even coats of paint. Spray Can instruction are in Japanese just use common sense and give the spray can a good shake like any other spray can.I still have 1/4 of a can left. Lights have been thru rain and sun still look like day one. Definitely would not hesitate to buy this product again

Vans JDM Yellow tint spray works great. Just three coats is all you need. If your going to do bigger jobs besides your fog lamps then order another can. I used the hole can just on two fog lamp housings. The can is small and pricey but it's worth the money. I did the fog light lens of my 2011 BMW 328i X-drive sedan and they came out awesome. All I did left was adding U-Pol Clear #1 clear coat because it has UV protection in it. There is a YouTube page of a guy using the same products on fog lights. Sorry I don't have the link.