they look great. seriously how they should have come from the factory in my opinion. i wonder why no one with the non sss lights is doing this? i may give it a try once the weather warms up and i get my galant running.

 

^ Cause non-SSS would be pointless. The amount you'd be able to black out w/o reducing light output is too minimal to make it worth the effort.

 

I just used one coat of VHT high heat epoxy....no sanding required. Then followed it up with mulitple coats of ceramic hight heat low gloss black. If you tried to sand it, it would be a PITA. From what other have said, no sanding is really necessary with the right paint

 

Correct, once you are done, put them together best you can, then throw them back in for ~10 min....that will soften the adhesive/oem glue enough to seal them back up. Then i used clamps to apply pressure. Used about 8 clamps total to apply pressure all around the headlamp. Did this till the light cooled to room temperature.

 

Love how you left the amber reflectors in - gives it a real OEM look. Great job!

 

looks good, what did you use to paint it

 

1 coat of VHT epoxy and then 3-4 coats of low gloss black ceramic engine enamel. All from autozone

 

Do you have to remove the bumper to take off the headlights? Looks good

 

nice to much pita for me to do it lol

 

I might do it to my non SSS lights even if I can't black out much it would be diffrent.

 

Yep! Its so easy to take off the bumber 5-10min

 

I'm doing this to my non SSS headlights as soon as I get money for the paint lol.