where to get Euro clears?

6SpeedMan · 01-30-2007, 06:11 PM

Sorry for the slow response. I did mine a little differently, and the headlights came of of a 2006 Subaru impreza. We took the headlight and baked it at 200 degrees for 14 minutes gently pulled them apart. Then we removed the amber reheated the pieces and stuck back together. Good as new, truly.

ksfrogman · 01-30-2007, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by 6SpeedMan

Sorry for the slow response. I did mine a little differently, and the headlights came of of a 2006 Subaru impreza. We took the headlight and baked it at 200 degrees for 14 minutes gently pulled them apart. Then we removed the amber reheated the pieces and stuck back together. Good as new, truly.

I don't think that will work too well on the BMW headlights. In addition to the adhesive material, the black plastic portion of the headlight wraps over and around to envelop the clear portion. Not only does the adhesive have to be softened, but that black lip needs to be bent backwards.

joebaggg · 01-30-2007, 06:34 PM

baking my headlights gives me the chills

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