I don't know what planet this guy was on when he did this how to paint your headlights but is has been nothing but a nightmare since i started. Heat you headlights up to remove sealant is a joke after hours of heating and prying all i got was broken plastic around the headlight. You kind of missed the big ******* picture of how to seperate it like he did, but instead the how to says just pry it apart. What a joke, well thanks for wasting hours of my time and possibly some broken headlights!

 

Yea im saving my pennies for Halos, screw that ^.

 

Sorry to hear about that but I can honestly say from doing mine that that does work. i used a heat gun and 2 flat blade screw drivers and had no issues at all.

Hope your lights aren't totaly screwed dude.

 

OK.....ummmm....im confused...link to the how to maybe?

 

You need to chill man...Granted I dont trust my self to do it but many have so apparently it works

 

I've done a set on my buddies TC, and it worked fine. It's very tedious and delicate work, but it can be done with a heat gun or an oven. What temp did you put them in the oven at?

 

No oven just hair dryer maybe you can tell me what temp to set the oven to and i'll give it one more go.

 

i did it jus before my halo purchase. Worked like a charm. Maybe u should try a real heat gun instead of ur mothers blow dryer.

 

Or Maybe they should of put that in the how to instead of saying use a hairdryerż

 

I've always heard use an oven, but don't urn it up too high, otherwise the glue will harden.

 

^^^^^^ Me too. Mine were easy to remove and replace. I get no condinsation either. The hardest part (which wasn't even hard) was removing the grey putty from the lights.

 

SUCCESS Oven at 170 broke some plastic peices but they can be fixed with an insane amount of silicone!

 

I did mine a couple days ago. It can be a bi_ch. The best thing to get the glue off is keep heating them up in the oven, its like a hot glue and gets really soft and easier to work with when its hot, and get MOST of it off. Not all. Thats almost impossible. I broke some of my clips, big deal. The new silcone will hold them together real good. Make sure you seal them up real good, and dont do what I did----forget to wipe your hand prints off the inside of the lens. The lights look 100% better for 2 hrs. or ur time and a can of paint, you cant beat it.

 

honestly i set mine at 200 and left them in for 3,4,5 minutes.

 

i used a hair drier lol pulled it apart with no tools