i did that yellow fog light irish posted up... every single instructions lol but i think i over cooked it a lil too much... the whole shyt is white now (the cover)... hmm any one have fogs that they don't want or least point me to a direction where i can purchase 2 more covers... ... on the other hand.. .i jus got my car back as well after 4 long weeks of waitin for a dammn tranny change

 

http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...de=B61E0-00001

 

hmmm....sorry to hear that, that is odd indeed....how long and how hot did you do the oven at???? My write up said...
and I'd say I was more around 300 degrees and more around 15 minutes, but didn't have that problem at all....did you maybe have it too close to the burners, or did you "pre-heat" the oven (like you would for cooking a pizza)...

Again, I'm really sorry to hear that happened....all I could do was give a how-to based on what worked for me, but obviously there must be other factors involved (maybe the temp part on my oven is off, or yours...maybe the plastic lens was of a different/softer plastic than mine...who knows)

I managed to screw up one of my lenses in another way (using silicone remover - which promptly melted part of the lens) so I also am looking for a new lens - if it makes you feel any better.....

 

no no no no blames go towards you... i g ive u credit... i did preheat the oven at 250
and put a timer on aswell for 15 min and i placed it like in the middle of the oven.. so it wasnt on the heat itself... but tell u wat tho i did manage to get rid of the covers and i did the whole drilling and epoxy... they went welll and looks beautiful... thanks irish...

 

eek....well good luck finding lenses. I haven't been able to track down anywhere that sells lenses by themselves. You CAN though do a search of junkyards on www.car-parts.com, and it'll tell you right there where and how much for used light assemblies. I saw some for around $50, which is alot better than a new one in terms of price!

 

hmmm im searching rite now as well lol