• Affordable mod with a big impact
• Installation video below
• 4 piece set

Smoked Sidemarker Overlays (Front and Rear)

When you're trying to achieve a certain theme, sidemarkers can stick out like a sore thumb.  There's an easy way to make them less noticeable (light can still pass through at night), without spending a lot of money.  That smoked look is achievable through vinyl.

We provide a variety of materials you can get these in.  Start a theme for your vehicle and mix it with our other vinyl products.

AVAILABLE MATERIALS

1. Dark Smoke -  Standard dark smoke material.  Made in Germany.
2. Dark Smoke LX+ - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles).  Made in the USA.
3. Light Smoke - Standard dark smoke material.  Made in Germany.
4. Dark Smoke Stealth - Premium dark smoke material with air egress channels for ease of installation (helps prevents bubbles).  Made in the USA.
5. 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.
6. 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.
7. 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.

A wet installation is optional.  Use slightly soapy water on the back of the vinyl.  This will allow you to move the vinyl around and find the correct alignment.  Once aligned, use your fingers or a felt tip squeegee to push out the water/air.  Allow the vinyl to dry.  Once dry, make sure all the edges are adhering to the sidemarker.  If they are not sticking very well, apply LIGHT heat and press them down again.

Products received may vary slightly from images due to manufacturing tolerances or supply chain variables.