project demon eyes complete
thanks fellas. I used VersaHem clear silicone gasket maker to seal them. seems to work well, although I ran through the car wash the other day and I had a little condensation in the passenger side light. i think i need to reapply some more to the outside seam.
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watch out man. when i sealed up a set i was tring to redo i used rtv gasket maker and i thought that they were fogging up too and i looked closer and they were weather cracking from the inside (im guessing it was from the fumes of the rtv sealant) look closley at it. let me know whats going on with them.
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Verdad Gallardo Mine are just fine. not sure what would have caused yours to do that. maybe something you used to clean everything up before you put them back together? mine just has a small leak somewhere, all the moisture was gone in two days. that sucks tho.
Wow i never liked those projectors until now.. i was actually considering making something similar but with the outline of the housing like the shape instead of the circles..how had was this to do?
Not a big fan of the skulls but the headlights do look badass. Makes me want to do it myself lol. Love the look without the front license plate, wish I could pull that off in NY without getting harassed by the cops 
thanks for the feedback. blakss, they weren't too bad. i used a hair dryer and dental picks/small screw drivers to separate them and then peeled all of the black sealant off of them. took everything apart, sanded and primed the housing, drew and cutout the skull stencils, painted the housings metallic silver, put the stencils on, painted them black, let them dry and removed the stencils, did some touch up and details with a small paintbrush and then clear coated them.
got the halos and ballasts from aac and the fluorescent tubes were thicker than the ones that came with the headlights so i had to modify the clear covers with a dremel. then i wired and tested everything before i put them back together. overall, they were time consuming but not difficult.
got the halos and ballasts from aac and the fluorescent tubes were thicker than the ones that came with the headlights so i had to modify the clear covers with a dremel. then i wired and tested everything before i put them back together. overall, they were time consuming but not difficult.
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heres mines....
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/i...4/411deb75.jpg
i think there going to be nice...question are those anzio lights?
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/i...4/411deb75.jpg
i think there going to be nice...question are those anzio lights?