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DIY Black Housing for 9293 OEM Headlights
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I remember reading somewhere that spraying your bulbs is a bad idea. But then again its your high beams, you wont use it too often.
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Originally posted by erknee916 View PostWould you do the same method on 1-piecers? or do some come black housed?
but if you did want to then yes its essentially the same thing. just be watchful for the oven times, the taping, and the yellow highbeam.
taping would be a little more difficult considering you may not know what to tape exactly. Just always leave the reflective part behind the bulb chrome and you shouldnt have an issue.
also some one piece headlights have a chrome lip around them which may not be possible to remove without damaging it. Im unsure but i wouldnt mess with those.
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Originally posted by buzz11 View PostI remember reading somewhere that spraying your bulbs is a bad idea. But then again its your high beams, you wont use it too often.
i dont recommend using painted bulbs as a reliable function just because the integrity of the bulb is compromised when it heats up.
im doing it because i was so excited i finished my project that i decided to use my spares to get more of the yellow effect.
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Originally posted by JFrost7 View PostI'm not sure if it's been asked before, pardon me if it has, but if I didn't want to blackhouse my headlights and only stain glass yellow the high beam side, would I only have to mask off the high beam side and spray the glass yellow?
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