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Originally Posted by DIGItonium Pretty sweet. I need to pull mine apart to fix some electrical stuff with the custom mods done by another person. Heat from engine bay softened
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Drives: 11' 370z Sprt M6
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Disassemble bumper and take lights out: 10min Brake down the light: 5-10min Bake light: 7min Open housing: 1-2min Apply sealant: 2-3min Rebake: 7min Reassemble light: 5-10min Reassemble car: 10min Total Max Time: 59 min Also all of the headlights I personally did including mine sealed up perfectly with just reusing the stock sealant. So you might find they just need rebaked because the sealant was to thick when they reassembled the lights. But at that point just use a little extra.
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