where is the best place to buy vht niteshades ?

[Speedy_Gonzales]

just shopping b4 I buy

[SteelmanLS1]

If you have a local O'Reilly's they can get it.... if they tell you they can't they are retarded and ask for the guy in charge.. I work at a O'Reilly's and they will probably have to order in from the warehouse but just tell them what you want and tell them this

Part number: SP999
Line Code: VHT

It's around 10$ a can walk in price... but you wont have to wait for days to get some ordered in

[Mike's TA]

That's awesome. I hate ordering online and that's the only place I've been able to find it.

[Speedy_Gonzales]

That's awesome. I hate ordering online and that's the only place I've been able to find it.

here is a site that will show u local dealers of niteshade
http://www.vhtpaint.com/dealers

[Mike's TA]

Been there before, doesn't have any locations in Austin. I went to O'Reillys today and ordered three cans. No problem at all.

[Speedy_Gonzales]

Been there before, doesn't have any locations in Austin. I went to O'Reillys today and ordered three cans. No problem at all.

how much $$$ ????

[Mike's TA]

$10 a can.

[Mike's TA]

Just picked them up. Got three cans. Some stuff to clean my lenses real good. 1200 grit sand paper. Sanding Block and a can of clear. Was $60 bucks total. Not sure that I'm going to need three cans, but I figured, just in case. I will be doing my marker lights tomorrow so I can make sure I'm doing it right. And then will probably follow up with the third brake light. Thing is, TX law requires two rear reflective red lights. Since this paint blocks outside light I'm going to have to figure out a way around this law. Was thinking about maybe splitting the third brake light in half to have the two lights. My Cop friend laughed when I came up with it and said that I could try it, but I probably don't have to worry about anyone ever pulling me over for it, unless they just feel like being a prick.

[Speedy_Gonzales]

Just picked them up. Got three cans. Some stuff to clean my lenses real good. 1200 grit sand paper. Sanding Block and a can of clear. Was $60 bucks total. Not sure that I'm going to need three cans, but I figured, just in case. I will be doing my marker lights tomorrow so I can make sure I'm doing it right. And then will probably follow up with the third brake light. Thing is, TX law requires two rear reflective red lights. Since this paint blocks outside light I'm going to have to figure out a way around this law. Was thinking about maybe splitting the third brake light in half to have the two lights. My Cop friend laughed when I came up with it and said that I could try it, but I probably don't have to worry about anyone ever pulling me over for it, unless they just feel like being a prick.

I think u r suppose to use 2000 grit wet sanding paper

[Mike's TA]

I think u r suppose to use 2000 grit wet sanding paper

Right, I have to get that at a different auto store. O'Reillys only had 1200.