My 5th Gen civic headlights painted
Glad to join the club.
It was tricky to open them , had to cook for twice as long as you did the Si's lights. BUt it all worked out.
It was tricky to open them , had to cook for twice as long as you did the Si's lights. BUt it all worked out.
seal them back up REAL good the first time, so you don't have to take them back off to do it again. I went through the carwash yesturday and there's no condensation in there, so I think im good now.
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how do you get them apart? I'm stuck with the chrome projectors and I want the black ones. Also...how do you get them back together...must've missed your post milano
just a quick question....how come the rest of the headlight didn't get painted? like the inside where the bulb would be at?....to me it looks kind of funny how the outside is black and the inside isn't IMO....
bake them in the oven at 200 Degrees. It took mine about 12min before the glue became loose. Be sure and be gentle as to not crack the glass or plastic housing. Search for 99MilanoRedSi's post, he has a great write up, and really good pics
just a quick question....how come the rest of the headlight didn't get painted? like the inside where the bulb would be at?....to me it looks kind of funny how the outside is black and the inside isn't IMO....
how do you get them apart? I'm stuck with the chrome projectors and I want the black ones. Also...how do you get them back together...must've missed your post milano
Best thread ever ------> https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=282131
Pretty happy with it, didn't want projectors, but wanted something done. You have any pics of the RSX-S' lights?
It will work on any headlight really. I used a flat black, mine just turned out a little brighter. Hope to see those RSX-S lights.
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