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nice diy pics....the demon eyes look good
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So if I put my headlights in the oven, will they come out looking like yours?
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Old 01-10-2006, 11:35 AM
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Removing the headligths seems easy, but what happens after you baked the headlamps? You open it up install the demon eyes and reseal it? What did you use to reseal the headlamp? And are there any leaks or moisture buildup after you do this mod?
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Don't the headlight casings have a hole in them to allow breathing anyway? Of course I'd want a good seal too, but I was under the impression that they aren't completely sealed as it is.

Thank you for mentioning it!! I've never come across this important little fact. And thanks for the TSB link, Switch!


I've got a heat gun for seperating the casing (I have a new oven... ...and I'm not crazy about baking the headlight anyway), so I'm feeling more confident about this project. I wouldn't mind having my bumper re-painted, which would be a great time to do this project.
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Good write up.

The tip to put on painters tape where the bumper can scuff the car is one that everybody should follow. When I was putting on the 06 headlights, I scuffed my body with the bumper.
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So if I put my headlights in the oven, will they come out looking like yours?
Well you need to follow the instructions that come with the Demon Eye kit after you put it in the oven
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Hope this isnt' a dumb question, but what material do you use to clear out the orange blinker? Where do you get it from? Thanks :-)
yea i was wondering this also
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yea i was wondering this also
I use a drill press and palstic sheeting material to make them.

We will be giving away the clear pieces for free with Demon Eye kits starting in Feb!
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Is that CCFL in the clearance also? Do you offer a kit for that?

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Is that CCFL in the clearance also? Do you offer a kit for that?

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Yes, the CCFL Clearence Strips are $49 shipped.
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Yes, the CCFL Clearence Strips are $49 shipped.
CCFL? RX
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CCFL? RX
Consistent bright lighting effect for the clearance strips:


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Consistent bright lighting effect for the clearance strips:
WOW, didnt know that was available. whats your web site?
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WOW, didnt know that was available. whats your web site?
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Its www.aacstyle.com we do not have the CCFL Strips on there yet so if you want a set just pm me.
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LCA: whats the install like for the CCFL strips....can you show us a diy pics like how you did for the demon eyes?
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