Bake Headlights

[Take Th1s Life]

I set a damp towel in my oven to keep it from melting, when i finished my second light i forgot to take it out and it caught on fire after about an hour haha. But yeah my lights are done and i am very happy, getting them back together and fit perfectly is difficult but it wasnt too hard to do just make sure you read as much as you can before you attempt this.





Took me about a day per light, the second one went alot faster. Used black silicone and a grill spray that has a high heat resistance. Baked them for 6 minutes on 350, of course i had to bake them several times before i got them completely open.

[dangeris]

You have to remember..That every oven is not the same...meaning that depending on your elevation, climate, etc will determine the temperature that will work. 350 may work for someone but may not work for someone else. May sound like but it's not.

Take Th1s Life - The headlights looks good but the real test will come when moisture and humidity sets in. Only then will you find out if the lights are properly sealed. Before I send out a set of lights, I actually test them for moisture and such. I don't leave it up to chance

[IBCoupe]

How's the queue coming along, D?

[Take Th1s Life]

had some fog right after assembling the second light but since then nothing

[nismogxs21]

u did a good job bro... i wanna do this to mine so bad but im too chicken s*** lol dun feel like messing up my headlights for my schupid mistake -__-

[devilmagic]

awesome job man

[dangeris]

How's the queue coming along, D?

Queue is good. I'm back logged by 3, possibly 4 soon. Thanks for asking!

[PHENOMenalVinyl]

I set a damp towel in my oven to keep it from melting, when i finished my second light i forgot to take it out and it caught on fire after about an hour haha. But yeah my lights are done and i am very happy, getting them back together and fit perfectly is difficult but it wasnt too hard to do just make sure you read as much as you can before you attempt this.





Took me about a day per light, the second one went alot faster. Used black silicone and a grill spray that has a high heat resistance. Baked them for 6 minutes on 350, of course i had to bake them several times before i got them completely open.

looks great dude

[DAAN.]

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I'd like to get a set made by you ... they look great

[incREDibL3]

has anyone 2010 tried baking their lights ??

[Take Th1s Life]

ha id totally make these for people, if it wasn't a pain in the a**!

[dangeris]

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I'd like to get a set made by you ... they look great

Why go with someone who's only done it once when you can go with someone who's done it more and then some....someone like me ..

PM me and let's talk!

has anyone 2010 tried baking their lights ??

I've been contemplating on getting a set but looking at the light there's really not a lot of options that you can do aside form LEDs and projectors for highbeams...

[Take Th1s Life]

haha dangiers you can totally take all of my jobs, i dont plan on f*** peoples lights up

Edit: its raining today, i guess this is my sealant test?

[DAAN.]

PM me and let's talk!

HELLO :P

[truckboy]

You can use a heat gun set to low but it takes longer. if you have an extra LED try baking it and see what happens

[dangeris]

Yeah..heat gun isn't going to cut. Trust me! You'll melt sections of the lights if you're not careful. People have tried that, and people have failed miserably!

[GrayCoupe]

BAKE BAKE BAKE!, only solution for the gorilla like grip of the OEM Adhesive Nissan put on our headlights.

[Take Th1s Life]

If anyone ever attempts this..... yeah dont f*** up! haha