So went to go paint my head lights today.....whoever said put them in the oven for 10 minutes that was a joke ended up breaking the lens trying to get it separated...so did the other one right and left it in for an hour came out nice and easy....long story short who has two high beam lenses or where could i get them from thanks alot!!!!
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thank you!Comment
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Question for anyone who has used BMW lights' products:
Considering they are not glass, do they get cloudy?
Originally posted by SpasticDwarf;n6449866Comment
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^good question!Comment
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As it says on the site "UV resistant" AKA They will yellow over time. You may contact mel at http://www.abrahamsmotorsport.com/sigpic"If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself." -Ferdinand Porsche
The ugly car: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=209713Comment
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Just ordered a set of high beam lenses from BMW light. Ill let you know what I think of them.Comment
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just go to a junk yard and get some, you can also use a heat gun on the lens to get the adhesive soft enough to pull lens off."I wanna see da boat movie"
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These are cheap and they won't have 20+ years of pitting. Not sure how well they will hold up though.Comment
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Installed them today. They look nice and fit well. Time will tell how they hold up.Comment
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Good to hear. I plan on ordering a set for my lows so my projectors aren't exposed anymore.1990 E30 325i sedan - Gletscherblau (280) over Indigo cloth (0271)Comment
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