Stevens91gt

does anyone know if the blue oval industries headlamps bolt right in?
are they a close to perfect fit?

mjr46

no don't know...but I'd call them and see what they say..if they gaurantee it then try it..if it won't fit right ..send 'em back for a refund

Stevens91gt

haha yeah true
i just don't want all that hassle
and the deal is pretty good
$100 for both 6 piece sets, seals, and lamps

Stevens91gt

http://www.blueovalindustries.com/products.php?pid=782

and what are good bulbs?
like i don't want that blue euro light
i want bright white colored lights

mjr46

understandable!! if they are just stock replacements they should fit......if you are buying them as stock replacements cause your headlight covers are yellowed...wet sanding and a compound and a high speed buffer can solve that prob in a few minutes....heck I don't even wet sand them..I just use a course compound and flip the buffer on high then go back with a polish compound...mine are original and have saved them that way more than once

Stevens91gt

hmm i want to do that
but i need to change the bulbs too
my driver side one is going dim
so i figured while i take them off i could change them
but if i do what you said..may be better
i've done it before
which compound do you use?
and which polish compound?

mjr46

to be honest what ever compound is in the cabnet at work.....but usually its a meguires medium cut compound then I'll follow it up with some "Colorback" by turtle wax.......and then maybe a cleaner wax after that to clean the mess up......but the thing is to use a high speed buffer.....that's what does most of the work..if you use some 800 grit to 1000 grit wet sanding first will make it even nicer

Stevens91gt

oh arite, so a medium cut compound and then any polishing wax?
and as for wetsanding
how exactly would i do it?

mjr46

wet sanding.....just have a spray bottle handy and soak the wet sanding paper..found at any autobody paint store....usually use a lite mix of soapy water and just sand it evenly keeping the surface wet until all the surface is hazed...and then dry it off to see if all spots are hazed..and then buff in stages with medium cut compound then a polish for final pass

Stevens91gt

hmm arite i'll try it
unless i decide to be lazy and spend money
haha [8D]