hedlight retrofit/ modifying on y33 cima

i have a 1997 infiniti q45 that has ugly faded lenses and whatnot. i figured i would post here and simply ask if anyone knows of a company i ship these out to and have them come back to me crystal clear and retrofitted with leds and projectors? i have seen modified lights online that dont show the ugly lines on the lense itself. just a straight up clear lens, any help would be appreciated.

thanks a bunch

they sell kits for you to wet sand your lenses to clear em up. deleting the lines, you can open em up and sand the lines out, similar to polishing. retrofitting, head over to hid planet and read. I'm big on DIY, so this is my perspective, but I'm sure there are services. hit up OG, I think he offers these kinds of services.

mine are cleared, been there done that - new set on its way and they are cleared also - but yeah DIY is the way to go

^ Hit me up when your new ones are done!!:biggthumpup:

ok i can do them, its not hard to heat it up and take the lense off, im talking about the lines on the inside of the lense itself. can those be polished out? because i have seen lenses without them. 

33 flavors, if seen lights like yours before, the smoked ones with projectors... who did this for you? i see they came from japan but is it a company or just comeone who does this on the side

[QUOTE=brainneeded;395955]they sell kits for you to wet sand your lenses to clear em up. deleting the lines, you can open em up and sand the lines out, similar to polishing. retrofitting, head over to hid planet and read. I'm big on DIY, so this is my perspective, but I'm sure there are services. hit up OG, I think he offers these kinds of services.[/QUOTE]

ok yeah im an all DIY kind of person but the way 33 flavors lights came out i dont see me being able to do this, and thats the look im trying to get with the lights

[QUOTE=dailydrifter;396013]ok yeah im an all DIY kind of person but the way 33 flavors lights came out i dont see me being able to do this, and thats the look im trying to get with the lights[/QUOTE]

you use a high grit sandpaper to delete the lines. you just have to be careful when you do it.

Wet or dry?

;)

Wet

[QUOTE=33flavors;397833]Wet[/QUOTE]
 
everything turns out better wet. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
;)

if it's dry, you're doing it wrong. :giggity:

Here you go. Finished product

ILL!!!!

This idea is sick.. What kind of projectors did yall use?

me likey

how come I can't see the pic? it says I don't have permission?