Trophy Headlights - How to DIY.

PQD44 wrote: Sam do you find men normally follow what you tell them :lol:

Perhaps this is where some women go wrong, they should write a How To for the all the jobs they want men to do and post it online :lol:

Shuuuuuuuut uuuup! before Sheila hears you! :pinch:

PQD44 wrote: Sam do you find men normally follow what you tell them :lol:

Perhaps this is where some women go wrong, they should write a How To for the all the jobs they want men to do and post it online :lol:

Not normally :lol:

Glad people have found my how-tos helpful. I do have a few more that I should move over from .org.

:thumbsup: More How to's, you'll probably be given your own How to section if you get any more on here. It is so much easier to locate things on here than many other sites

SamLuck wrote:

PQD44 wrote: Sam do you find men normally follow what you tell them :lol:

Perhaps this is where some women go wrong, they should write a How To for the all the jobs they want men to do and post it online :lol:

Not normally :lol:

Glad people have found my how-tos helpful. I do have a few more that I should move over from .org.

That would be great Sam, As Paul just mentioned sure we can put them in your own section.

Hi SamLuck,

Just so I am 100% with this, you simply started with basic MGF lights and went to work with the paint? Great job, and a great look.....

Kind regards.....

Auseff wrote: Hi SamLuck,

Just so I am 100% with this, you simply started with basic MGF lights and went to work with the paint? Great job, and a great look.....

Kind regards.....

Yeah, that's the way to do it!
There are two ways to approach the job. As Sam has done it which just requires removing the front glass and masking up the light apertures.
Or you can dismantle the whole headlamp assembly to separate the front bezel and paint it. This probably will give a more professional finish, but the assembly is fragile, and you can break it in the attempt to take it apart. :omg:

Sam's way is definitely quicker and easier. :yesnod:

Nice one Blue-belle,
Should anyone else be contemplating similar, you can remove the chrome first with normal house hold bleach just be careful use a marigold and a wet tissue in little circles.
(well the French bleach works) [yellow peril]