What temp. to take apart headlights?
03-22-2003 | 11:02 PM
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Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
I wrote two posts, and I was helping him by telling him where to get the info since I don't know. I did mine with a heat gun. Don't be a dick.
I wrote two posts, and I was helping him by telling him where to get the info since I don't know. I did mine with a heat gun. Don't be a dick.
03-23-2003 | 09:34 AM
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Well, obviously if you keep them in there too long yes. But the headlight covers are desingned to take a lot of heat from the bulbs, and the silicone that holds them together gets gooey way before the housings melt, so just pay attention and you will be fine. Plenty of ppl have done it before... including me! Now I have both apart, and am masking them off.
03-23-2003 | 12:19 PM
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Originally posted by AadosX
Well, obviously if you keep them in there too long yes. But the headlight covers are desingned to take a lot of heat from the bulbs, and the silicone that holds them together gets gooey way before the housings melt, so just pay attention and you will be fine. Plenty of ppl have done it before... including me! Now I have both apart, and am masking them off.
Well, obviously if you keep them in there too long yes. But the headlight covers are desingned to take a lot of heat from the bulbs, and the silicone that holds them together gets gooey way before the housings melt, so just pay attention and you will be fine. Plenty of ppl have done it before... including me! Now I have both apart, and am masking them off.
