Q&A for How to Tint Tail Lights

Use ONLY tinting spray. Enamel based spray paints will not allow light to pass through and will destroy the lens of your light.

Film tint is a little trickier to get the hang of, but will give more professional results and does not require removal of the light. The biggest benefit to film is that it is directional so it will not restrict the light output and therefore won't make your lights look dim.

Yes, you can. You can probably buy pre-cut vinyl covers for just about any Mazda.

Use a plastic razor and some WD-40. It takes some elbow grease but it did an excellent job of taking the plasti-dip off of my car's taillights. Finish off with another layer of WD and a rag and they should shine and be clear again.