Can I put my tail lights in the oven?

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11-01-02 | 11:51 AM

Crazy_Jake

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Can I put my tail lights in the oven?

I'm converting my old style lights to the '99 spec tail lights. I have to seperate the back of the lights from the outer cover which is normally done by using a heat gun to loosen the adhesive. However, I don't own a heat gun or even a hair dryer (military won't let me have Fabio's hair). So can I heat it up in my oven. If so, what would you guys think the approximate baking temperature should be and for how long

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11-01-02 | 12:06 PM

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a heat gun is like $10. buy it use it twice and toss it if you are worring about "getting caught" with it.

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11-01-02 | 12:11 PM

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Buy it, use it, return it...that's what I did.

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11-01-02 | 12:32 PM

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i baked my front turn signals....get the heat gun....

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11-01-02 | 12:42 PM

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Buy it, use it, return it...that's what I did.

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11-01-02 | 01:27 PM

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Re: Can I put my tail lights in the oven?

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Originally posted by Crazy_Jake
So can I heat it up in my oven. If so, what would you guys think the approximate baking temperature should be and for how long ?

I think they taste better fried.