Yep. After they come out, you take them and press them back together till you get all the clips to click/clip back onto the lense.

I gotta get some sleep guys....ill be back on tomorrow. I'm tired

 

+1

It works very well. I always put extra silicone on the outside to be safe.

 

yeah if I end up doing it, I would add some silicone around it just to be safe like Tim said.

What kind of paint should be used?

 

Most paint is ok. You can use high temp paint to be safe but it doesn't get that hot in there.

I painted mine with color matched spray from Sherwin williams but it is starting to show signs of age.

 

yeah. Ok cool, I just may give it a whirl. I would go with the Matte black high temp paint.

 

I had a friend at work who did his sedan lights in flat black and it didn't look that good. I would go with semi-gloss or gloss black on silver and black. The red, white and blue looks good with flat.

 

hmm point taken. i'll do some research

 

that turned out great! what did you use for the clear reflector?

 

He used a piece of florescent light

 

looks great...

 

looks clean..any plans for retrofit in the future since you alread broke it open once you'll know how to do it again!

 

That's hawt

 

Just had a question..when you pop off the lenses...is there anyway to make them look new again...i mean...remove the pits from rocks and such before putting them back on???? Also, anyone know if there is a "DIY" on this with what grit sandpaper to use and what not???? i think i'm going to do this this weekend..

 

wow; those look incredible. I've been tempted to pop mine open jsut to clean them... might as well paint em while I'm at it tho!

 

Very nice, what grit did you use to sand down the part with the lines? I'm having trouble right now because that area wont hold paint..