Ultimate Eyebrow Upgrade
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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='760091' date='Jan 6 2009, 06:41 AM
The section that was cutout is seperated from the mainheadlight area. We resealed it with a glue gun. its pretty good seal. 
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So I have a spare headlight laying around anyways and started playing around with it to check this mod out. Is it just me or is it a pain to cut the rubber? My razors aren't the sharpest in the world but not horrible either. I'm planning to get some exactoknives or at least new blades to try it out again but just wanted to see how long I should expect to chop away at the rubber.
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Originally Posted by Effeckt' post='760263' date='Jan 5 2009, 09:17 PM
So I have a spare headlight laying around anyways and started playing around with it to check this mod out. Is it just me or is it a pain to cut the rubber? My razors aren't the sharpest in the world but not horrible either. I'm planning to get some exactoknives or at least new blades to try it out again but just wanted to see how long I should expect to chop away at the rubber.
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Mike said he'd do it if you pay him enough. 
Maybe after his fingers recover first.
Maybe after his fingers recover first.
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Originally Posted by DKNewYork' post='760373' date='Jan 5 2009, 11:43 PM
Took me about 2 hours to take it out. Pain in the a**. Boy I hope it still works. I used a dremel too.
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Originally Posted by mrfva' post='760064' date='Jan 5 2009, 04:17 PM
Holy Jeesus Eugene! This is one bad ass mod!
What a way to start a new year, 2009!
What a way to start a new year, 2009!
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You can get a tube of automotive urethane windshield caulking from an autoparts store for about $8. I would not trust a glue gun. Glue guns have never held up for me in the past.
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Originally Posted by Eugene134' post='760286' date='Jan 5 2009, 07:35 PM
Dude......tell me abnout it..... Use a torch lighter if you have to heat up the rubber but very quickly not to damage the headlight... also used small screw drivers and picks to pull at it and cut away all the ruber ones it loose of the light.... I know its a pain... THATS WHY MIKE NOR MYSELF AND NOW PROBABLY JON DONT EVER WANNA DO IT AGAin.. lol
