For my 1st attempt, I found the film still had bubbles and blemishes on it even after a few days of applying it. And I was too embarassed to drive around with such shoddy looking taillights and didn't want to wait for it to disperse. So I ripped off the film, and waited until I could get my hands on a spare set of taillights.
Thanks to Adam (gtspec), I picked up spare taillights last year. But didn't find the time until the Easter long weekend to work on it. After applying it, I left it for 2 weeks to let the bubbles and all the other bad things settle.
I think it gives the back a nice, subtle stealth appearance. The extra bright red from the taillights were quite an eye sore for me, so these faded the taillights into the background nicely. Although the gunmetal exhaust tips are soon on their way out, the taillights are a good match for them at the moment.
Here's a shot in the car park with the parker lights turned on, just to show that the brake lights do shine through
without issue in case anyone was wondering how much it diminished brake lights.




