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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Feb 20, '08 From Abingdon, Maryland Currently Offline Reputation: 7 (100%) ![]() |
is it possible to remove the lens from the brightlights without totaly destroying the lens? Cause I got brights, one with a bad lens and one with a bad casing, i just wana take the lens off one and switch it onto the other one. I tried practicing removing it on the lens that was already broken, but i couldn't do it without cracking the lens even more. I don't want to mess up on the good lens,
![]() is this possible or am I just going after a lost cause? help anyone? ![]() |
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I have used 2 different methods before.
Stovetop Directions: I used a large pot of water and heated it to a boil. You do not need a lot of water as the highbeam will take up space in the pot and the water will surround it. Hardest part is finding a big enough pot. For the oven: I preheated the oven to 350 degrees for 15 minutes. I placed the highbeam on a 12x16 cookie sheet and placed it in the oven for a 30 seconds at first. Removed it and checked the condition of the glue. Put it back in the oven and made judgement from there (or until golden brown ![]() ![]() -------------------- |
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