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06-08-2008, 07:28 PM
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DUB
Join Date: Nov 2007
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hey all, i am planning to paint my headlight bezel colour coded to my car soon. i have already read the and have the tute on how to do this but was wondering if i can use a heat gun to open them up. I know it will be harder as i will have to lift up the melted bits as i go otherwise it will dry up again. I cannot use a oven as mine wont fit a headlight in it and plus mum wont let me
 i have bought a single headlight from the wreckers today for 70buks which was way cheaper than this other wrecker who wanted 110  : anyways hope this works and if it does i reseal them with just normal clear silicon righto. cheers neil |
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opening headlights
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