glue type stuff inside headlight
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glue type stuff inside headlight
Have what looks like glue on the inside of my light on the reflective bit where the indicator bulb goes, this is in both lights on the indicator part. Would it be possible to remove it at all??
Also the lights look like they have a yellow tinge to the light, looks as if its on the inside, anyone know best way to clean the inside of the lens?
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Also the lights look like they have a yellow tinge to the light, looks as if its on the inside, anyone know best way to clean the inside of the lens?
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ahh crap well I was planning to take the unit apart to blacken the insides. Its in both lights though in the same place cant understand if it was done from factory or something tad odd, neither of my others have it like that
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will do, tbh as my current light aren't worth much ill probably take the indicator reflectors out of them and fit them to these.
Is there anything I can use to wipe over the inside of the lense once I get them apart?? theres a few marks and bit of dust on the lens, just don't want to end up cocking anything up as these are jdm hid's so not cheap to find another set lol
Is there anything I can use to wipe over the inside of the lense once I get them apart?? theres a few marks and bit of dust on the lens, just don't want to end up cocking anything up as these are jdm hid's so not cheap to find another set lol
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The inside of the LENS can be cleaned and even polished using fine cutting compound. if it just needs a wipe, use an impregnated cloth such as are sold to clean specs and camera lenses.
Try NOT to touch any silvered reflecting surface. The silvering is on top, and VERY easily damaged.
Try NOT to touch any silvered reflecting surface. The silvering is on top, and VERY easily damaged.
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