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Baking headlight housings w/ plastic lenses

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    Baking headlight housings w/ plastic lenses

    i know this sounds dumb but has anyone tried this to get the lenses on or to get them to stick back onto the housings after applying sealant?
    My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

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    Originally posted by LX_Accordian
    i know this sounds dumb but has anyone tried this to get the lenses on or to get them to stick back onto the housings after applying sealant?
    i just used the silicone sealant for sealing glass window panes. it will then dry on its own. baking it will prolly melt the sealant again

    touch wood, no leaks or fogging until now on mine

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      yeah i heated them up to seal them with my new oem ones and with my old projectors which had plastic lense, silicone would work too but if you had to unseal them again isnt silicone heat resistant?

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