DODGE VIPER HEADLIGHT GUARDS PART # DVHG106, DV3HG108T, DV3HG106C INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
For
installation you will need: Household Rubbing Alcohol, a
soapy water mixture of one full spray bottle of water with a
couple of drops of baby shampoo or mild dish detergent.
You may also need a hair dryer.
WARNING: It
is very important to follow every step without skipping
anything. To ensure that you mount your lens guards
professionally.
1.
Prepare both headlight lenses by first washing with soap and
water to remove dirt and grime. Dry completely and scrub the
lens with household Rubbing Alcohol.
2.
Test your cleaning. Take a piece of masking tape and
see if it readily adheres to both of your headlight lenses.
If it does not continue to clean until it does.
3.
As a test and without sticking it on -
Place your unpeeled headlight guard over your headlight and
make note of its fit. You now have an idea of how it sits on
the plastic Headlight lens.
NOTE: If your headlight lens is bulbous with tight compound curves you will need to use an electric hairdryer to heat the vinyl lens until it is soft and malleable. Once it is it will be easier to form around complex curves. Now spray your mixture of soapy water directly on your cars headlight lens and on your new headlight guard soaking it down as you peel the release liner.
Once both
the headlight lens and the lens vinyl tint are completely
saturated place the guard on the lens and position it into
place.
4.
You have been provided with a soft felt squeegee. Starting at the
center of the light lens use the squeegee to work the fluid
out in all directions until the lens guard has become
completely adhered. If you need to stretch or mold your tint
around complex curves use a household hair dryer will help
soften the vinyl for easier molding. When you are done
their should be no air bubbles under the tint.
5.
Repeat the entire process for the opposite side.
6.
Repeat the entire process for the Fog lights as well.
NOTE: Once these are removed they can not be reinstalled as the adhesive is compromised.
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