a few headlight questions

[MMAFIGHTER121]

I need to take mine out because i have tons of moisture in them and it drives me insane. but when i do that i figure i'd paint my bezels and install some angel eyes. onto the questions..
how tough is it to find the right color for the bezels? I have a forest green LS.. its kinda a rarer color it seems.
also does anyone have pictures of the difference between the gray and black sealant? I think mine's faded black, but I can't tell, maybe its gray... before I undertake this adventure i'd like to know otherwise i'd just go get the aftermarket ebay ones..

 

[pektel]

There would be no doubt as to which color sealant you have. The grey is a silver color. very light.

As for the paint, go to a reputable body shop. They should be able to mix you up a couple little jars of touchup for relatively cheap. Then put that in a hobby air spray gun, and you're set.

 

[MMAFIGHTER121]

poop. can you tell without taking the light out? cuz i've only briefly looked at it.. without taking out the light. maybe i'm looking in the wrong area (being hopeful)

 

[pektel]

Yes, you can tell without removing the light. Open your hood, and look at the black part of the housing. There are 3 holes along the top. Each of those 3 holes should have glue protruding out of it. That's the easiest spot to tell what color glue you have.

 

[pektel]

link to show you where to look. the 3 holes are just on the other side of the weather strip on the light.

http://www.lskoncepts.com/LSK Angel Eye Install Guide - CCFL.pdf

 

[rickztahone]

There would be no doubt as to which color sealant you have. The grey is a silver color. very light.

As for the paint, go to a reputable body shop. They should be able to mix you up a couple little jars of touchup for relatively cheap. Then put that in a hobby air spray gun, and you're set.

+1, the gray is easy to spot. if you're having 2nd thoughts then more than likely you have the black ones. they can still be opened though