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  • lonski
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    What about eBay projectors? Can you put them in the oven as well? Just wondering...

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  • djcaz_aom
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    I'll post some pics of blue reflectors tomorrow.

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  • i-07
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    Originally posted by F22Cb7Rid3r
    hey any pics of the blue highs??! i would like them better then yellow.. jw tho
    yo i still want to do green highs on mine.

    but i need a new lens for mine

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  • Cb_JoeyG
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    Originally posted by djcaz_aom
    That's completely up to you. The first set I did, were already blacked out, ie. my first set, so I didn't mask them off. They are the ones in the pics. Then the DIY bug bit me again and I did a set for a friend and after pulling the housings out of the oven (after applying the black paint), I just left the masking tape on there and applied the yellow then. I even did a blue and yellow set; all red (Don't Ask) set and red yellow.

    Just use a sweeping motion and try not to put it on too thick. Then heat cure it the oven.
    hey any pics of the blue highs??! i would like them better then yellow.. jw tho

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  • lonski
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    Okay, thanks so much. That was the only thing that was holding me back from doing it.

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  • djphonics
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    Nice writeup!

    I'm gonna grab a set of headlights from the junkyard and do this soon. I love the way the CB headlights look black housed.

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  • C91BLX7
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    Originally posted by lonski
    Okay, so NO silicone. Blackhouse corners=yes.

    Last question: Once you heat up your headlights, do you get any sort of fumes or odors coming out from it? This is very important to me coz my wife's got asthma.

    Thanks.
    It just smells, doubt there is anything more than that.

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  • Losiracer2
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    Originally posted by lonski
    Okay, so NO silicone. Blackhouse corners=yes.

    Last question: Once you heat up your headlights, do you get any sort of fumes or odors coming out from it? This is very important to me coz my wife's got asthma.

    Thanks.
    yeah the glue that honda uses kinda smells a bit funky. I don't think there's anyway to avoid that smell. i don't know if its toxic or not. I didn't die lol.

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  • lonski
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    One last thing...

    Okay, so NO silicone. Blackhouse corners=yes.

    Last question: Once you heat up your headlights, do you get any sort of fumes or odors coming out from it? This is very important to me coz my wife's got asthma.

    Thanks.

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  • Cb_JoeyG
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    Originally posted by djcaz_aom
    Yes you can black out your corners. Just use a lot of patience when opening them. And I do mean LOTS!!!!

    Here's some Pics of a 2007 Accord I did. Tell me what you think.



    those are sick. nice job =]

    i gotta buy another headlight for my drivers side cuz mine on there now is chipped.. my dad filled it with silicone so im gonna use that one for my test.. wish me luck =

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  • djcaz_aom
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    Yes you can black out your corners. Just use a lot of patience when opening them. And I do mean LOTS!!!!

    Here's some Pics of a 2007 Accord I did. Tell me what you think.



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  • PR CB7
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    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    its funny
    cuz this 2 questions relate in this site

    should i use silicone to reseal my head lights

    what engine fits my accord

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  • i-07
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    Originally posted by PR CB7
    people how many timesssssssssss


    DO NOT PUT SILICONNEEEEEEEE

    if u do say bye bye to them u'll never be able to open them again
    also silicone is a messy SOB





    heat it up
    pry it open
    paint it
    put the housing an glass together
    and put them in the oven
    one they heat up
    press them 2gether
    and
    while hot put the chrome clipss
    i did them ez steps

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  • PR CB7
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    people how many timesssssssssss


    DO NOT PUT SILICONNEEEEEEEE

    if u do say bye bye to them u'll never be able to open them again
    also silicone is a messy SOB





    heat it up
    pry it open
    paint it
    put the housing an glass together
    and put them in the oven
    one they heat up
    press them 2gether
    and
    while hot put the chrome clipss

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  • lonski
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    Alright, thanks.

    Back to headlights.

    So if you use silicone to seal the headlights when you're done, do you still need to put it in the oven to cure? What about if you need to open the headlights again, say you wanna do a retrofit, can you just slice the sealant with a cutter to open it?

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