angel eyes helllp D:

[Shifta]

i have a set of angel eyes, my oven is too small and all i had was a hair dryer.
so i removed the headlights and began heating the seems with even passes (after removing the clip and screws of coarse) and started to pry into the sealent with a butter knife to try and seperate the lense from the headlight.
but it seemed all i was doing was starting to bend the plastic and i eventually gave up and put my car back together.

Is there anyone in queensland that could maybe help out sometime?
i will be in brisbane around the 26th of February if anyone is free.
or maybe any other helpful details in seperating the headlight?
heellp D:

[Rangdan]

awww man i had the same problem...

Lucky my parents owns a cafe they had a huge oven.. be careful because its pretty hard to put the assembly together sealed as good as it was

[Rangdan]

plus the headlights are huge btw never thought they were

[Shifta]

haha, yeah they are huge, i did my brother's toyota supra headlights and they fit, so yeah, im kinda stuck... lol
i have sickaflex that i'll be adding to help re-seal them

[Rangdan]

try and take as much of the old sealant off... recommend yer sikaflex but in black the marine grade stuff

[AutoMoGLOW]

I would say try to get a heat gun from a hardware store.

[AutoMoGLOW]

yes correct over is the best and quickest but I have talked to a few people that took the time to use a heat gun it worked just took longer for the people who dont have a oven big enough

[jerryme]

the oven we used was just too small. the door half closed but it still did the same job. Patience is the key while separating the lens to the headlight.

[RCEBNR]

Just on this.

Not keen on:
1 - pulling apart my front end.
2 - sticking my headlights in an oven.

Does anybody know a place in Melbourne that will install them.
I can wire them up, I just need someone to put them in.