1Panel2NV

It needs to be somewhat flexible though and I'm going to need quite a bit.

The clear cover sits in the valley around the outside of the housing shown below.

R CA HHR

have you though about the windshield tar that is used to reinstall windshields? It has the same consistancy as the rubberry crap that is on the headlight. Try heading to any automotive joint (kragen, Oreilly, autozone etc.) and check it out. There is a flowable type in a tube but they also have a rope style that I think would work great.

stick

What about automotive seam sealer? You can get it at any automotive store and it should be good for high temp. Pretty much along the same line as the windshield sealant. I have a few tubes laying around if you want to try.

1Panel2NV

If you're going to be around Saturday I can stop by and take a look...and check out your exhaust...and return your filter.

stick

In the afternoon, I will be.

1Panel2NV

Yes, the bumper cover needs to be removed.



I should have a how-to put together in a day or two. It wasn't really that bad though.

xzombiex66

im jealous i htink ill do this over the winter and have them ready to install next spring.

twistrman

did you ever have any final pictures of this and how much of a difference there was at night between the 2?

i was reading up on it in some other threads and wanted to see the final result.

Rcflyboy

If you haven't found a glue already, you can get CA at your local hobby shop. A 1 ounce bottle will be more than enough. About $10. You would want medium or thick formula so it does not run. You must also be carefull or the fumes will smoke the plastic.

halfpanel08

im jellouss. i want those headlights