Thread: custom painted headlights and ANGEL EYES!!

Oh David man imagine how sick that would look.....Black bezel but blue around the projector area like he did his red......then just rock some legal White angel eyes. Pair it up with that Sequence X front lip kit you showed me and bam!!!! Friggen show quality

I REALLY love the idea. But there's just no way I'm going to bake my headlights. I'm a frickin' clutz

However...when I get back from the outback...I would love to discuss how this can be done

G) take out headlights, preheat oven to 250, place two bricks in oven to place headlights on, remove two small screws from headlights, place in oven for 4.5 min., watch wife freakout, remove lights from oven, rip them apart with a small screwdriver, do what you want to do, put them 90% back together, place in oven for 1.5 min., puch back together.......don't forget to clean the inside after you do what you do..
hope this helps.... sounds f#@%ed up but it works

I'm sure it works. I'm also sure I'd mess it up.

Originally Posted by blaxuede

oven... on the first light i pre heated it to 250 and put the headlight in for 4 mins, then i played around with it for a little then put it in for another 2. it was close but still not enough to pull them apart so i put it in for a final 1:30 and i finally was able to take it apart.

when i did the second light i just put it in for 5mins and 30seconds straight and it was enough to make the lights easy to open

so what was the process of opening the headlights? did you use a screwdriver and how easy was it to do it?

also what did you use to glue it back up

You should be able to use the factory glue to seal it back up when you re-bake it. Then use clamps to hold the lens on the assembly, so it creates a nice seal.