Black Headlight Trim

I kinda skimmed the thread, so forgive me if I'm repeating someone elses comments.

Someone mentioned that those headlights should come stock. I believe canadian p5's do come with them like that, from the factory. Mine did.
 
Lovin the blackouts! GhostP5 - Lovin the white ride man, looks really clean! Mine is yellow and I'm thinking my housings would look good black, too. I did this mod to my Civic and they look good, but what kind of sealant is used by the manufacturer? The Civics have a thick, almost caulking-like sealant that you can use over.
 
Alexatwork said:
I kinda skimmed the thread, so forgive me if I'm repeating someone elses comments.

Someone mentioned that those headlights should come stock. I believe canadian p5's do come with them like that, from the factory. Mine did.

Canadian 2002, 2002.5 get chrome housings.

Canadian 2003 P5's get black housings.

U.S. 2002, 2002.5, and 2003 P5's get chrome.
 
here is my stock 2003 p5 headlight housing:

frontside.jpg


Have any of you guys thought of importing the housings from canada, to save having to worry about re-sealing? I'm not even sure what the price tag is on them.
 
I considered buying em from Canada, or even searching some Canadian junk dealers online. But I'm looking for a more satin/flat finish on mine. It looks like the Canadian P5 headlight housings are simply moulded in black plastic... not painted. Correct me if I am mistaken?
 
Alexatwork said:
here is my stock 2003 p5 headlight housing:

frontside.jpg


Have any of you guys thought of importing the housings from canada, to save having to worry about re-sealing? I'm not even sure what the price tag is on them.

Canadian headlights are about $325 US each. Much cheaper to do it yourself. If you bake them after putting them back together, they will seal correctly.
 
GOTZOOM? said:


Canadian headlights are about $325 US each. Much cheaper to do it yourself. If you bake them after putting them back together, they will seal correctly.

i baked mine after putting them back together and they still condensed. im gonna try for a second time on wednesday
 
Dexter said:


i baked mine after putting them back together and they still condensed. im gonna try for a second time on wednesday

Trying mashing them together really good after baking while they are warm. Maybe extra silacone will help. Make sure you get clear.
 
keeping this thread alive...anyways, I just finish my black housing today. It look hella sweet it's not the canadian lights but you do the judging tomorrow when i post up the pix. soon tune
 
keeping this thread alive...anyways, I just finish my black housing today. It look hella sweet it's not the canadian lights but you do the judging tomorrow when i post up the pix. soon tune
 
I want the black housing but I really dont wanna bake my lights, and canadian lights are too expensive. Clear for now.
 
you can bake it, but I use a heat gun instead. we couldn't find an oven avail. at the time. 20 bucks for sandpaper/paint/glue from wal-mart is all you need.
 
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