Fog In projectors!
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Fog In projectors!
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First time I put on my projectors they didn't seal right and fog went in
no biggie
so then I took them both out re-sealed them
I blow dryed all the water out etc
anyways
Now I have fog INSIDE the projectors and it looks so stupid!
can someone help me?
What Do I DO!!!
the fog is on the Inside lens
BTW there the TYC ones
is there anyway to get the stupid fog out?
First time I put on my projectors they didn't seal right and fog went in
no biggie
so then I took them both out re-sealed them
I blow dryed all the water out etc
anyways
Now I have fog INSIDE the projectors and it looks so stupid!
can someone help me?
What Do I DO!!!
the fog is on the Inside lens
BTW there the TYC ones
is there anyway to get the stupid fog out?
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Rep Power: 361 take bumper off. pop em in the oven on low temp for like 2-3 min. check frequently! then buy some silicon sealer stuff. and make sure its sealed.
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Rep Power: 0 hey, just got the projectors, and they are starting to fog up on rainy days, and when i wash. the post above says to pop them into the oven on low heat... ok, just how low is low? what will be too hot?
also, do i need to take off the existing seal, put silicon, and put it back together, or can i just put silicon over the seal without opening them apart?
also, do i need to take off the existing seal, put silicon, and put it back together, or can i just put silicon over the seal without opening them apart?
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