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Can somebody in Houston or surrounding areas clear and/or black out my headlights for me? I'm not to good with the DIY's.

 
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I would but I am not that good at it. talk to some of the members of stage 7 at www.teamstage7.com

 
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where you located? exactly? PM me....pretty easy man

 
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pm'd you

 
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Yea!! Its super easy!! Ive done 5 sets for other ppl already

 
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it is really easy........gotta learn sometime

 
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I would try to do it myself but I'm too afraid that i'll mess something up.

 
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i knew nothing about doing this to, but i had a day off i went to try to get the bumper off and it came off pretty nicely. then it was all down hill. awsome instructions posted on this site even i was able to do it. i just did it yesterday it took me about 3 hours. i am just worried about the chaulking/silicone, if i put enough on.

 
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prolly not, u will most likely have to re-seal it

 
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i'll just dump some more on then. so far no moisture got through. but its been in the garage all day..

 
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call me man!!! today is the day!!!!

 
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What happened to you on friday? I called you back and left a message to see if you had any trouble with the directions but you never called me back.

 
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I didn't have to re-seal my headlights. After I cleared them i just put them back together, with the original seal. Thats been almost 6 months ago, and still no moisture in them.

 
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Well not everyone is lucky like that. I have cleared headlights that I bought from procarparts yrs. ago and they came sealed and I had to add some sealent because they kept getting moisture in them.

 
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I still need this done. I'm willing to pay somebody a decent amount for the labor.

 
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What happened to Mr. Modify? I thought he was doing it for you.

 
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Miscommunication i guess........

 
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Well I would do it, but like I said before, I tryed doing it once and I had silicone all over the place and I just said *** it, and bought some off of the internet.

 
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Yeah, it was because you called me but I didn't recieve your calls, my phone went straight to the voicemail and vice versa. I was going to call you after 30 minutes had past but I didn't what to bug you because you was coming from a little distance. Its all good though, What you got of tap for the rest of the week?

 
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Where you able to get the bumper and headlights off with ease?

 
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yea that part is really easy

 
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So you just had trouble with resealing the headlights...

 
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Well I did it the old fashion way. I put the headlights in the oven for like 10 min, and then took them out and pulled them apart. But the silcone that is already in there was so slimy it got all over everything. And trying to reseal them was a bitch because I kept getting moisture. SO I just bought some off the internet.

 
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How did you test them for moisture?

 
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Well I had one of them on the car for a little bit and it kept getting alot of moisture in there. I kept resealing it, but still happened. And then I ended up dropping one and breaking it so I just bought new ones. If it wasnt for me dropping that one headlight, I probably would have gotten it eventually.

 
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i million dollars... j/p.. ill help u out i live in the sugarland area..where do u live

 
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Super easy man, I'd do it if I stayed nearby..... are you planning on painting the housing too?