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Can they do a clear cover for the rear??

rock_it wrote:Can they do a clear cover for the rear??

The rear cover is more complicated in that it has a diffuser built in. Without the diffuser, I am not sure it would be legal.

I can certainly ask though.

Seems everyone is sick of their headlights haha. Wonder if they could do other things like custom tint taillights etc.

i might be in as well depending on final price.

but this does mean throwing them in the oven again!

1. Dras
2. Bennoz
3. Gholdwayne
4. Aza
5. mh999
6. phunkydude
7. vipfto
8. -nighthawk-
9. Rock_it
10. Bass_Twitch (funds allowing)
11.FRE55H
12. yotka
13. dstocks

Ill pick up a set as well. Dont need themyet, but will squirrel them away.

Actually, I asked about the rear lights too last night, but my post didnt submit for some reason. Im looking for new lenses for my Project Fs, but am equally interested in a clear lens that will fit into the stock units. Might have to build inserts to go under it, but well have to see. At this stage interested in how much for a plain clear lens and for one that is an exact replica of the existing lens, but clear instead of red

Depending on funds and when theyre completed, I'll take 2 sets. Owe vandal$80 anyway.

1. Dras
2. Bennoz
3. Gholdwayne
4. Aza
5. mh999
6. phunkydude
7. vipfto
8. -nighthawk-
9. Rock_it
10. Bass_Twitch (funds allowing)
11.FRE55H
12. yotka
13. dstocks
14. zuihoujueding (depending on final price)

1. Dras
2. Bennoz
3. Gholdwayne
4. Aza
5. mh999
6. phunkydude
7. vipfto
8. -nighthawk-
9. Rock_it
10. Bass_Twitch (funds allowing)
11.FRE55H
12. yotka
13. dstocks
14. zuihoujueding (depending on final price)
15.xj265 (depending on final price)

Welcome to your first group buy, Dras

A good one to start with too .

I may be interested depending on final price AND if someone can do it to mine. last time I put my lights in the oven... it started to melt O.O

spency wrote:Depending on funds and when theyre completed, I'll take 2 sets. Owe vandal$80 anyway.

ha sounds good to me!

but man really dreading the whole oven experience...

By Friday I am hoping to have exact pricing.

Putting the headlights in the oven is really not that scary, just need to take a bit of care. My tips are:
*Put the headlights into a cold oven, don't preheat the oven
*Keep the oven on the lowest possible temperature setting
*Put the headlight at the bottom of the oven, this should be the coolest position. If your oven has a bottom heating element, don't switch it on
*Put the headlight on something like a cork or silicon heat mat or even just a tea towel, avoid metal
*Do one headlight at a time
*If your oven is very 'fast' you can place a baking tray in the middle of the oven, so that your headlight is in the 'shade' underneath, just make sure they don't touch

And most of all, just be patient. You want to give it some time for the whole unit to heat up evenly.

Oh, and bake some cookies while you are there. Everyone likes cookies.

Dras wrote:By Friday I am hoping to have exact pricing.

Putting the headlights in the oven is really not that scary, just need to take a bit of care. My tips are:
*Put the headlights into a cold oven, don't preheat the oven
*Keep the oven on the lowest possible temperature setting
*Put the headlight at the bottom of the oven, this should be the coolest position. If your oven has a bottom heating element, don't switch it on
*Put the headlight on something like a cork or silicon heat mat or even just a tea towel, avoid metal
*Do one headlight at a time
*If your oven is very 'fast' you can place a baking tray in the middle of the oven, so that your headlight is in the 'shade' underneath, just make sure they don't touch

And most of all, just be patient. You want to give it some time for the whole unit to heat up evenly.

Oh, and bake some cookies while you are there. Everyone likes cookies.

... Now you tell me lol

FTO-BOY wrote:... Now you tell me lol

He's right thou.. everyone does love cookies

Bennoz wrote:

FTO-BOY wrote:... Now you tell me lol

He's right thou.. everyone does love cookies

I especially love the cookies with herb in them

Gholdwayne wrote:

Bennoz wrote:

FTO-BOY wrote:... Now you tell me lol

He's right thou.. everyone does love cookies

I especially love the cookies with herb in them

Toasted, nicely toasted

Ok, this looks like it may have hit a dead end.

We can get the lenses made out of polycarbonate aka Lexan which is what the original ones are made of but not with the hard coating. No hard coating will mean that they will look just as bad as the original ones do once they have been sanded back. The alternate material is acrylic which has a much higher hardness but because of its high hardness, it is also brittle and likely to crack from a stone chip.

I will be looking into the possibility of applying an adhesive film to my headlights similar to what you put on a mobile phone screen. I will keep you posted.

You can get the film from SC auto to cover the lights, I have some at home but never got around to putting it on .

aza013 wrote:You can get the film from SC auto to cover the lights, I have some at home but never got around to putting it on .

Altrex Light Skinz? It looks like it could be the right stuff.

Might try get in contact with an automotive window tint fitter to see if they are willing to fit the stuff.

Then I just need to polish the crap out of my headlights and hope for the best.

Any chance of a quick write up of the products / technique you use for polishing up the headlights aza?