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Old 11-06-06, 10:20 PM
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back lite mod

sup Guys.. today i just took off the back lites from my car and took the bubble screen off. looks pretty good. i only cracked it once in the bottom but not enough to notice. it took me about 45 min for both lites due to the glue that was on there. but it was very easy to do. well hope u like the pix! enjoy
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Old 11-06-06, 10:27 PM
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ive seen this on here before and i thought about doing it but didnt want to crack anything....also dont have time.....congrats looks pretty good
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Looks pretty sweet~
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yea makes ur car look cleaner, that dirty *** **** lololol
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Old 11-07-06, 10:31 AM
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thats wasup my *****, i thought u woulda shattered em lol with that damn mazda hammer
Old 11-08-06, 12:30 AM
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were you able to take them off without heating up the glue? I tried taking mine apart, but I didn't want to crack them...

Supposedly you can throw them in the oven at low heat to soften up the glue.
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Originally Posted by toastiepenguin
were you able to take them off without heating up the glue? I tried taking mine apart, but I didn't want to crack them...

Supposedly you can throw them in the oven at low heat to soften up the glue.
use a heat gun at low setting and dont melt anything
Old 11-08-06, 08:56 AM
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dont the reflectors in there help to disperse the light so you dont blind drivers behind you at night when you hit the brakes?
Old 11-08-06, 08:33 PM
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Daaamn, looks like a jet engine. Blind them drivers buddy!
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yeah just toss them in the oven on a low temp for about 10 minutes, 20 minutes, whateve rworks, and slowly pull them apart, then you have to deal with getting all the glue out of the lense, i just stuck mine back in the over and scrapped all the metled glue out with a srewdriver
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i put some s4 lights in the oven to test it. 10 minutes at 250 warped them. id reccomend the lowest u can go on the over (under 200)
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we did it on Nexpo8 and Fc3sfreek's cars with a blowdryer on high, it seems to work the best, no warping jus gotta put it directly on the edges where the glue is found. If u guys break your wife's/sister's blowdryer tell em sik7ven's mom is a hair stylist and will buy them new ones lol
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Originally Posted by cdaleracer669
i put some s4 lights in the oven to test it. 10 minutes at 250 warped them. id reccomend the lowest u can go on the over (under 200)
Old 11-10-06, 12:49 PM
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agreed. 250 for 10 minutes... you got a cake in there too?
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i did mine with a hair dryer. took ******* forever and i still kinda screwed my **** up.

no cracks, but now they don't fit together right cuz i bent the hell out of the edges of the housings
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yea use a blowdryer on high, take a while but it'll get done with no cracks, just be patient
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