Headlight work - Matte black and cleared
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: NorCal
Chris is right about the ebay "replacement" lenses but mine are not yellowing..they are however starting to flake on one of them. They will fit in terms of going back onto your OEM headlight base but they do NOT sit all the way down (don't clip into all clips) so I had to use a some silicone to make sure I had a good seal. Without using the silicone...condensation set in.
IMO...stay away from them....OEM halogens is the best replacement. If you have HIDs, just re-use the bezeles and lenses from the OEM halogens ones. The quality of the ebay lenses and brezels is just not up to par with OEM. They have small imperfections all around them....at least the ones I got did. Clear bra is a great idea.
IMO...stay away from them....OEM halogens is the best replacement. If you have HIDs, just re-use the bezeles and lenses from the OEM halogens ones. The quality of the ebay lenses and brezels is just not up to par with OEM. They have small imperfections all around them....at least the ones I got did. Clear bra is a great idea.
Afordable: Either wetsand and use a buffer to polish them up real good (what I did today, came out amazing).
More Expensive: Get some halogen OEM headlights off ebay with lenses in decent-good condition and replace. OEM is the only way to go in my opinion. Plus you could use them for parts. AKA paint the bezels black and swap them out to see if you like the look. If not, swap the stock/chrome ones back in
More Expensive: Get some halogen OEM headlights off ebay with lenses in decent-good condition and replace. OEM is the only way to go in my opinion. Plus you could use them for parts. AKA paint the bezels black and swap them out to see if you like the look. If not, swap the stock/chrome ones back in
interesting...
There are a lot of car dealerships here in Utah that sell a product called LenzSaver. They swear by the product to clean off the yellow/hazy oxidation.
I'm gonna try it out. It comes with a clear coat/protectant.
There are a lot of car dealerships here in Utah that sell a product called LenzSaver. They swear by the product to clean off the yellow/hazy oxidation.
I'm gonna try it out. It comes with a clear coat/protectant.
take a look at this... the lights look like this ones...
http://www.sabersport.com/Merchant2/...H-IG35B-KS.jpg
http://www.sabersport.com/Merchant2/...H-IG35B-KS.jpg
i know its gone over a hundred times what paint you used, duplicolor bumper paint....buuuuttt, the title of this thread says cleared, unlike your own personal lights which you did not clear. do you mind telling me which clear was used on these lights? also, compaing pics from your headlight thread to these they look pretty much identical as far as color goes, are they different in person due to the clear?
i know its gone over a hundred times what paint you used, duplicolor bumper paint....buuuuttt, the title of this thread says cleared, unlike your own personal lights which you did not clear. do you mind telling me which clear was used on these lights? also, compaing pics from your headlight thread to these they look pretty much identical as far as color goes, are they different in person due to the clear?
no not the lens. ohhh wait, the title in the thread, does it point to the clear turn signal lens or the fact that he used a clear coat on top of the paint?????? im talking about clearcoat over the satin black bump paint.


