Gr8dave37 wrote:ok...back to the headlights...you had to take them apart right? I think I remember reading that the only way to get them apart was to use a dremel or something similar, is that what you did? I have to admit I really like your blacked out look.
You are 100% correct. I DID have to take off the lights, cut out in the outline specified in the tutorial, and have to seal it back together.
The only thing I did differently was during the painting and sealant part.
The paint I used was the Krylon Glossy Black for a few coats and then I applied another few coats of clear coat to maximize the glossiness.
I used a strong Marine type sealant for the first night, covering all of the line cracks where I cut. Then, in the morning, I used electrical tape to cover over that already dried sealant to further cover any small holes that did not seal. After that process, I resealed it with a more general, yet same brand, sealant to become a third layer of protection against any moisture.
The result?
Maximum protection that makes this light just about stock looking.
They have been moisture-free since about a week after voting commenced for ROTQ.
kcourtad wrote:i would love to do my headlights like that but... i dont want to take them apart like he did...
Neither did I!That is why I waited such a logn time after that one tutorial for this came out. Finally one day I couldn't take it anymore that the original guy who did this, didn't post up results or any pictures afterword.I think it's just that guy, Kimber, and I who have done this so far.