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koncept

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Registered: 24th Apr 07
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24th May 07 at 19:29

ok i have a corsa b ..1997 ..i want to know the easiest/cheapest/quickest way to tint my headlights front and back ones... fanx in advance

Gaz

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Registered: 24th Aug 03
Location: Widnes, Cheshire
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24th May 07 at 19:32

bake the front screen of them, spray the inside, and glue them back toghether

Dave A

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24th May 07 at 19:32

buy front Depo ones (see my sig)

and get some MHW rears.

anything else looks shit really.

koncept

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24th May 07 at 19:59

dave a ...ill think about them...gaz what u mean bake the front screen?? wiv a hair dryer?? what shud i spray it with??

thegsi

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Registered: 3rd Feb 07
Location: Kidderminster Drives: Evo (you can't afford one)
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24th May 07 at 20:10

yeh id agree with dave a. on my old sport i use tint spray on my headlights, looked smart but couldnt see fok all at nite. that y i hit a curb :-S

mikehiow

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Registered: 12th May 05
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25th May 07 at 18:48

I've seen people spray inside of the headlight (obviously not the main reflective dish)

Wasn't on a corsa, but perhaps it is possible with the corsa lights too? Gives a kind of smoked effect....

andyc1234

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Registered: 7th Nov 06
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25th May 07 at 19:06

i did it with my old corsa its a pain in the arse gotta put the lights in the oven until the glue melts and then take them apart and spray the chrome trim inside. a lot less hassle and better results buying some proper one though. i wouldnt bother trying it again

mikehiow

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25th May 07 at 19:12

You don't need to put them in the oven for the glue to melt, I prised mine off of my old P plate corsa with a screwdriver, there was even enough stick left on the glue for them to go back together, watertight too

(This was to reattatch the reflective dish to the adjuster motor)

edit: andy, you got any pics of the ones you did?

[Edited on 25-05-2007 by mikehiow]

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