Blacking Out Your Headlights
#2
MMM there' z a DIY if u go to the main page and then look under.....mm i forget what tab....but also if u do a search.....u'll find out...Vata_loco or w/e his screen name is...did his recently....PM Him......it'z really easy..........other then that....use the search function on the board. . .
#3
#13
that may warp the sides of the headlight, just don't hold it in one spot and you should be okay, like maybe like no more than 5-7 seconds.
in my opinion, oven is the way to go, just don't make the mistake i made, the rack was too high and the top of the headlight was like 1 cm from the top heater, it had melted after like 5 minutes. that sucked.
in my opinion, oven is the way to go, just don't make the mistake i made, the rack was too high and the top of the headlight was like 1 cm from the top heater, it had melted after like 5 minutes. that sucked.
#14
Originally posted by spracingsports
i just cleaned mine with solvent then painted... came out perfect
i just cleaned mine with solvent then painted... came out perfect
#16
Originally posted by jaysi
I wrote that how-to about 2 yrs ago. I never sanded my lights and no chipping or peeling has occured.
Also no condensation either.
I wrote that how-to about 2 yrs ago. I never sanded my lights and no chipping or peeling has occured.
Also no condensation either.
yah me2... i just made sure there was no dirt... and i sealed em like a ****
#18
Here's mine:
Just in case anybody is wondering, what the seal I used looks like on my headlights. You wouldn't be able to tell that it was opened.
Good luck on the headlights! Have you attempted to doing the headlights yet?
Just in case anybody is wondering, what the seal I used looks like on my headlights. You wouldn't be able to tell that it was opened.
Good luck on the headlights! Have you attempted to doing the headlights yet?
#19
don't hesitate to use the whole tube os silicone. i used almost one whoel tube just to make sure that there woudl be no condensation. The worst thing about this mod would be condensation so there is no harm in "over-sealing" the headlights.