View Poll Results: which day is the best for you.
jan 29, 2011



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Alberta headlight thread
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 438
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From: calgary, canada
ill have my lights out and just bring them over so swivel can use a 'space' if he wants. i just need to bake and get help installing the demon eyes. 
10 sounds good to me.
so far it looks like its only us 3.
any tips for us Blain?

10 sounds good to me.
so far it looks like its only us 3.
any tips for us Blain?
Take yo time!!! lol
Don't remove ballasts or bulbs (no need)
Just remove backing caps
get a piece of plywood to sit in the oven
215 degrees for 12 minutes
220 for 12 minutes on coupe lights
remember to remove the screws!
Bake the bezels before you put them back into the lenses (after paint) so the paint can degas. Degassing is what will yellow the inside of the lens.
Don't remove ballasts or bulbs (no need)
Just remove backing caps
get a piece of plywood to sit in the oven
215 degrees for 12 minutes
220 for 12 minutes on coupe lights
remember to remove the screws!
Bake the bezels before you put them back into the lenses (after paint) so the paint can degas. Degassing is what will yellow the inside of the lens.
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 438
Likes: 2
From: calgary, canada
does anyone have a dremmel tool i could borrow for my lights? im going to need one according to the instructions on the oracle tutorial... it gives a pretty good description of painting headlights also. ill bring it on the 30th for sure.
I have a Dremel kit. What bits are needed?
Watchers welcome too, but they have to also keep the Rottie occupied. (Kona needs new chew toys (aka visitors))
Last edited by audiophool; Jan 17, 2011 at 10:38 PM.
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 438
Likes: 2
From: calgary, canada
i just need to notch the bezel where the halos enter/exit. nothing to extensive.
i could probably just use a round tip one (i dont know too much about the names of the bits!)
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i could probably just use a round tip one (i dont know too much about the names of the bits!)
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