centerpunch

The adhesive seems like silicone, I don't thnk heat would have any effect.

centerpunch

Here are a couple additional threads that may be helpful.

https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...-foglight.html

https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...hem-shine.html

centerpunch

This is one of those jobs that's a pain, but worth it.
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centerpunch

I did some research and found a model guy talking about this Krylon paint, very shiny, but you can't clearcoat it, and it's even best to not touch it.

Very easy to spray, dries very fast.
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_snowbird_

Looks great!

993c4_Toronto

Awesome. On my list now that I replaced my headlight glass and in comparison my fog lights look like tobacco stained horrors.

centerpunch

FYI The link to buy the lenses is in post #12, and I used the adhesive shown in post #24.

I purchased and tried several LED H3 bulbs for the fog lights, but they were all a total joke, more like nightlights.

911PERVY

Nice job, probably better than new by a long way and a good saving.

centerpunch

Thanks, my lenses were actually in great shape, it's just the yellowing plastic inside that made the units so fugly. Porsche should have asked Hella to spend another buck painting or metallizing the interior.

Of course, since I had new lenses, I did put them on!

993c4_Toronto

Got my lenses from Daddy's Carparts today for this DIY.

Here is a picture of the cherry on the sundae:

Grapeape

My results - new fog lenses and clear corners. Thanks for documenting the fog light lens replacement process.

993c4_Toronto

Looks great.

993c4_Toronto

Just tackling this project this weekend. Got the assembly out ok but how do I get the fog light out? Just pull??

Update - figured it out. Looked at centerpunch's pics again and clued in.

2RedPorsche

Wow Grapeape, they look sparkling new! I might have to consider this DIY.

Grapeape

Thanks, I'm very satisfied with the results.

You should if like me the clouded fog lens next to sparkling new clear corners is distracting. Once you get past the idea of peeling back the outside lip of the plastic lens housing to get the lens off its all good. Spray painting the interior of the housing with chrome paint is a must and be patient as several light coats make for a great result.

Now if I can only find what I did with my bulb holders and LED bulbs for the parking lights this project will be complete, I may have to order new holders .