Interior/Exterior Painting Headlight Housing (aka Joey Mod)
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Originally Posted by fj0
I demand a detailed writeup! I'd be so afraid to fvck my xenons up, I bet they cost a sh1tload to replace.
Seriously though I would like Tuls to give us a little more information than just baiting us with snazzy picutures.
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congrats! you beat me to the punch by one week.
the extra headlight i acquired off ebay for 37 bucks... was shipped to my work. once there, it somehow accidentaly got put on a semi and sent to a gig 250 mlies away! DOH!!! so close to being the first.... so close.
nice one.... ill be joining the ranks shortly.
the extra headlight i acquired off ebay for 37 bucks... was shipped to my work. once there, it somehow accidentaly got put on a semi and sent to a gig 250 mlies away! DOH!!! so close to being the first.... so close.
nice one.... ill be joining the ranks shortly.
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Originally Posted by Samtrak
congrats! you beat me to the punch by one week.
the extra headlight i acquired off ebay for 37 bucks... was shipped to my work. once there, it somehow accidentaly got put on a semi and sent to a gig 250 mlies away! DOH!!! so close to being the first.... so close.
nice one.... ill be joining the ranks shortly.
the extra headlight i acquired off ebay for 37 bucks... was shipped to my work. once there, it somehow accidentaly got put on a semi and sent to a gig 250 mlies away! DOH!!! so close to being the first.... so close.
nice one.... ill be joining the ranks shortly.
Originally Posted by motor on
So whats it look like installed??? Preferably on a JB/B no bonnet stripes MCS
But more importantly, it went fromsilver reflective stuff to black, is affecting your brightness??
Tuls, thanks for sharing with us yet again you show us some cool stuff and we still want to know how to do it
But more importantly, it went fromsilver reflective stuff to black, is affecting your brightness??
Tuls, thanks for sharing with us yet again you show us some cool stuff and we still want to know how to do it
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Sorry I havent seen this thread for a while, here is a picture of his car, I have talked to him about it, he is going to help me do my someday, but he did say he had to break a few small bolts or something to get them apart but said they went back together just fine!! here is his head light!!
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Originally Posted by pobsey
Im in the middle of trying this, picked up a halogen headlight and have just pulled it to bits, piece of cake to get the lens off, might have an idea how to remove the lens with out heating it up but Im still working on that...
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Remove all excess glue from around the 3 clips, then cut through the glue between the outer casing and lens, then put in a pre heated oven at 185 degrees C for 4 minutes, the wearing gloves pry the 3 clips and pull, the lens should now come apart, whilst the glue is warm remove as much as you can from the lens and the groove in the light back, you can use white spirit to break down the glue to really clean it up well,
Thought of using white spirit instead of heat to break the glue, but, on looking at the light I doubt this would work. oh and one more thing if you try this and it doesn't work or you damage your lights its at your own risk!
Thought of using white spirit instead of heat to break the glue, but, on looking at the light I doubt this would work. oh and one more thing if you try this and it doesn't work or you damage your lights its at your own risk!
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Heres how you do it on a civic. Mabey a similar process?
http://www.honda-acura.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=56277
http://www.honda-acura.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=56277
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