how to take apart fog lights and paint?

[LRG6611]

Is there a guide

[belac515]

Are you wanting to paint the inner housings or the lenses?

[LRG6611]

Are you wanting to paint the inner housings or the lenses?

I'm not sure yet I just know they are rusted inside but haven't checked

[AAPOQ]

I didn't see one on fogs but this might point you in the right direction...
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=59176

[Jarrett]

I just got done doing 7 of them so I can help you but unfortunately I don't have any pictures. The cog wheel for angle adjustment is the biggest paint in the process.

1) Remove the bracket.
2) Scrape the sealant off of the four visible tabs.
3) Preheat oven to 225*.
4) Set in oven for 10-15 minutes. (I just did it at this time and temperature so I'm not just making this up. Your fog lights are safe.)
5) Put on a work glove that will protect your hands but still give you ample dexterity and pull the lens apart from the housing. (A small flathead to encourage the lens may help here.)
6) Insert a #2 Phillips screwdriver into the adjuster sleeve and mesh it with the cog wheel. You may have to press down on the plastic sleeve to force the screwdriver to mesh with the cog as it turns. This is a horrible design as it's inefficient. You'll spend 5 minutes on each side.
7) With an 8mm socket loosen the other two bolts and it will pop out.
8) If you want to remove the shroud just drill through the two studs and it pops right out.

[92accord ex]

theres one in the DIY section about 90-91 foglights

[LRG6611]

I just got done doing 7 of them so I can help you but unfortunately I don't have any pictures. The cog wheel for angle adjustment is the biggest paint in the process.

1) Remove the bracket.
2) Scrape the sealant off of the four visible tabs.
3) Preheat oven to 225*.
4) Set in oven for 10-15 minutes. (I just did it at this time and temperature so I'm not just making this up. Your fog lights are safe.)
5) Put on a work glove that will protect your hands but still give you ample dexterity and pull the lens apart from the housing. (A small flathead to encourage the lens may help here.)
6) Insert a #2 Phillips screwdriver into the adjuster sleeve and mesh it with the cog wheel. You may have to press down on the plastic sleeve to force the screwdriver to mesh with the cog as it turns. This is a horrible design as it's inefficient. You'll spend 5 minutes on each side.
7) With an 8mm socket loosen the other two bolts and it will pop out.
8) If you want to remove the shroud just drill through the two studs and it pops right out.

Thanks should I sand and paint if so what color?

[CB7TOUGE]

plastic

Does this still work if they are plastic lenses

[Jarrett]

They are all plastic lenses.

[Grey_cb7]

You can use a heat gun if you're paranoid of the oven.