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DO IT YOURSELF RESOURCES > PROJECT TUTORIALS > LENS TINT MSDS Surface Preparation Guide Project Tutorials Color Guide FAQ Coverage Chart Glossary Videos Lens Tint DIRECTIONS Clean lenses with Rust-Oleum Wax & Tar Remover. You have two choices for painting your lenses. You can either leave the lenses on the car or you can remove them. If you decide to tint on the car, mask off around the lenses to protect the rest of the car from overspray. If you decide to remove the lenses, make sure to cover the surface where you’ll be spraying. Hold the can about 10 to 16 inches from the lens. In stead, even, back and forth motions, slightly overlap each pass. It’s important to keep the can in motion while spraying so the tint doesn’t build up in one area, causing it to run. You can apply a second coat within one hour of the first coat. Do not over tint because the opacity of the lens could be affected. Allow lens to dry completely before placing back on the vehicle. Print Version ESTIMATED PROJECT TIME 2-4 Hours TOOLS & SUPPLIES Rust-Oleum Lens Tint Rust-Oleum Wax & Tar Remover Low-tack masking tape Masking film

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