Clear denali lights???
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Hey hope this helps, check out this headlamps. They have about 3 types of the GMC Denali type, laters The Bandit-Z.
http://www.sporttruckdirect.com/Head...sion_Kits.html
http://www.sporttruckdirect.com/Head...sion_Kits.html
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I e-mailed both of the sellers that carry the clear Denali lights and neither one offers a warranty with their lights. That makes my kind of skepticle. But I really like the way the clears look over the stocks.
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Originally Posted by sierraon22s
So are you gonna let the "secret" out or you gonna take it to your grave?
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Originally Posted by JoeJ
oh he'll continue to be a little bitch about it I'm sure. No sweat though, as soon as I come up with the cash for some denali's I'll figure it out and post the most explicitly detailed instructions the interent has ever seen. ****, i might even do a how to video
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I cleared my stock headlights before I got my clear halo projectors.
All I did to clear the factory ones was take them off the truck and theres glue holding the lense to the housing so I used nail polish remover with acitone. That ate the glue away and then I scraped it out with a narrow screw driver and pulled them apart. The amber piece snapped right out, then I put some epoxy in the cracks on the housing where the lense fits in and put them back together. Never leaked or anything. btw, the whole project was such a bitch because you have to be careful not to crack the lense and plus its kinda hard to get them apart, so theres a lot of yelling involved
All I did to clear the factory ones was take them off the truck and theres glue holding the lense to the housing so I used nail polish remover with acitone. That ate the glue away and then I scraped it out with a narrow screw driver and pulled them apart. The amber piece snapped right out, then I put some epoxy in the cracks on the housing where the lense fits in and put them back together. Never leaked or anything. btw, the whole project was such a bitch because you have to be careful not to crack the lense and plus its kinda hard to get them apart, so theres a lot of yelling involved
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Originally Posted by TWANKYDEUCE
I cleared my stock headlights before I got my clear halo projectors.
All I did to clear the factory ones was take them off the truck and theres glue holding the lense to the housing so I used nail polish remover with acitone. That ate the glue away and then I scraped it out with a narrow screw driver and pulled them apart. The amber piece snapped right out, then I put some epoxy in the cracks on the housing where the lense fits in and put them back together. Never leaked or anything. btw, the whole project was such a bitch because you have to be careful not to crack the lense and plus its kinda hard to get them apart, so theres a lot of yelling involved
All I did to clear the factory ones was take them off the truck and theres glue holding the lense to the housing so I used nail polish remover with acitone. That ate the glue away and then I scraped it out with a narrow screw driver and pulled them apart. The amber piece snapped right out, then I put some epoxy in the cracks on the housing where the lense fits in and put them back together. Never leaked or anything. btw, the whole project was such a bitch because you have to be careful not to crack the lense and plus its kinda hard to get them apart, so theres a lot of yelling involved
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Originally Posted by TWANKYDEUCE
right, I used to have the normal lights that come with sierras/silverados. But it would be the same task to clear them whether it be denali lights or normal ones