I had my stillen rear valance painted and installed a few days ago. The shop also repainted my rear bumper and when I picked up the car, there was a ton of condensation in both of my rear lenses. I had a little in one of them in the summer and ever night for a week, I would take the lens off and put it infront of a fan I had. Didn't really work well and I put the lens back and eventually, it went away. This time, there was so much in the lens that my passenger side bulb blew. I literally dumped water out of the lenses. Does anyone have a good method of removing condensation? I know about using silicon and such to help prevent it, but I want to know how to remove it. Is just leaving the lenses off the only effective way?

 

if u have the compressor, blow it, otherwise try hair dryer, I did and work. to prevent it I heard people put silicone around it, never try b/c putting on clear lens.

 

I would use a hair dryer. Make sure you use it on the warm or cool setting beacuse the hot will make the chrome paint bubble and fall off (Dont ask how I know that )

 

hair dryer will work, but whats also really good is putting in on top of a heating vent (like the ones in your house) for about half the day or so and that should clear out all of the condensation

 

blow dry it, then silicone it. Let it sit for a while before you put it back on since it's cold now and it will have condensation in it.