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  • JTEK24
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    Yeah get a heatgun, its much more mistake proof than the oven. I placed mine in the oven and I just checked on them to see if they start to pull apart every few minutes. They came out fine so you could try a lower temp just to be on the safe side.

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  • gibbsrcing
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    i like these headlights i would like to try this but im sure my wife would have a fit if i used her oven for that. and i think i would by a set of headlights other than the ones on my car. u think maybe a heat gun would work instead?

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  • blakmetal.honda
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    Yeah so I have the JDM 1 pieces, and didn't realize they're made of plastic and not glass. So when I took the headlight out of the oven, it appeared fogged up. But then I realized it's actually melted a tiny bit. Any way to fix it and make it look somewhat clear again, or am I fvcked?

    edit: question moved to the appropriate section.
    Last edited by blakmetal.honda; 04-01-2008, 03:10 AM.

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  • enVmeACCORDngly
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    in the process of black housing my headlights, i will post pics soon

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  • Bcozzi71
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    could you just do the yellow first than mask that?

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  • Speedfiend92lx
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    You can do it either way. I just masked off the low beam area and painted right over the black in the high beam section.

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  • enVmeACCORDngly
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    question about applying the yellow, do u have to mask the parts that was painted black in the high beam housing, or can you just paint over it?

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  • i-07
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    Originally posted by benjerman112
    dude! i'm gonna give that a try on my extra headlight
    doo it!!!!!!!!!

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  • benjerman112
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    dude! i'm gonna give that a try on my extra headlight

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  • i-07
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    they have projectors on www.procarparts.com $150-$180 ish for a set.

    just look.

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  • lonski
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    Originally posted by djcaz_aom
    Just use a heat gun and lots of patience.
    Okay, thanks!

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  • djcaz_aom
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    Here is a pic of some Blue reflectors:

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  • djcaz_aom
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    Originally posted by lonski
    Just worried that they might be deformed, coz they're probably substandard materials.
    Just use a heat gun and lots of patience.

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  • lonski
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    Just worried that they might be deformed, coz they're probably substandard materials.

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  • JDM_CB7_TX
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    I believa another member in here has done that....

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