i would do it myself but im scared of messing something up. lol i live in downey, by cerritos and long beach kinda. if you can do my heads for a reasonable price plz pm me. thanks.

 

I can do them for 125 professionally done with PPG paint and clear but you would have to ship .

 

Thanks but I'm not looking to ship. The g is my dd

 

Add me to this list as well. Sorry for sorta hijacking! Would like headlights(maybe), taillights, and clearcorners done. Maybe we can do it all together? Let me know when you find someone Chris. Thanks.

Andy

 

Lol it's cool . I can do the painting myself but I'm not too comfortable opening the heads:/

 

pm bikinilust great guy and work, his name it mike he owns z&g's parts distribution located in garden grove. tell him mike (hyperlite21) recommended you

 

sxexcx and caskyline

 

ummm i was trying to pm caskyline but hes banned? wth?

 

Considering that ur prolly going to spend as much as it costs for a used pair of 03-05 lights, how about doing what I did and get yourself an extra set (or just one headlamp) to practice on. Hopefully, any mistakes you might make, you'd make with the practice light(s) and figure out how to avoid the same thing on the actual set.

Either way, good luck.

I'd do it for you, but I live in the SF Bay Area.

 

lol i ended up this myself. they are sitting in my house as we speak drying not that difficult. i will post pics of the final result in a bit

 

quick question. can i blow dry them to speed up the process?

 

heres a couple of updated pics
sanding down


painted result:

 

Don't blow dry them. After they dry, throw them in the oven so they can cure a bit quicker.

If you put them back too soon your headlights you may get some of the paint chemicals out and into your lenses. Be patient.

 

it had been drying for about 2 hours and then i blew em with the hair dryer. i am finally done i love the look but i think i shoulda gone with gloss black to match my roof. o well. lol i can paint them for you if u want. send me PM.

 

looks good!!

next project: clear out the turn signal lenses!