Mk3 Headlight conversion
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It was not too bad, had to spray it cos I knocked some lacquer off with the pressure washer, realistically you would not have to spray, only the shells, getting them stuck in without getting Sikaflex everywhere is a bit of a giggle, lumps of wood and bungee straps did the trick, think it looks nice on a light coloured car.
Rich
Rich
sheel said:
It was not too bad, had to spray it cos I knocked some lacquer off with the pressure washer, realistically you would not have to spray, only the shells, getting them stuck in without getting Sikaflex everywhere is a bit of a giggle, lumps of wood and bungee straps did the trick, think it looks nice on a light coloured car.
Rich
Better than nice mate Rich
Once my wallet recovers I want to do some major cosmetics and first on the list is non-yellow lights... torn between classic look (lupo stuff) or this...Headlights and shell kit off a PHer £325, pair of bulbs £20,tube of sikaflex £9, if you can match your colour with a aerosol you could have that mixed for £10, so bottom line about £365, cost me more cos I had some paint mixed to repair some damage, however I have cocked that up so will have to have it done by the man that can!!!
Rich
Rich
Yes been discussed loads of times, so as a DIY you're brave, I have seen some done and its pants as the amount of sealant bead is used to hide is how ste a job
Not sure where the Pher got the kit from, you are governed by the profile of the Perspex covers to the shape of your cut outs, these fitted quite well,bit gappy at the bottom so you have to jiggle them about to minimise large gaps, its a bit of a worry when you attack it with a Dremel!!!
Rich
Not sure where the Pher got the kit from, you are governed by the profile of the Perspex covers to the shape of your cut outs, these fitted quite well,bit gappy at the bottom so you have to jiggle them about to minimise large gaps, its a bit of a worry when you attack it with a Dremel!!!
Rich
sheel said:
Not sure where the Pher got the kit from, you are governed by the profile of the Perspex covers to the shape of your cut outs, these fitted quite well,bit gappy at the bottom so you have to jiggle them about to minimise large gaps, its a bit of a worry when you attack it with a Dremel!!!
Rich
I'm assuming they came from here...Rich
http://www.damagedtvrs.co.uk/stock_pages/chimaera....
Phil
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te a job,