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Originally Posted by dmhenderson I would still recommend against doing this yourself unless you are extremely "handy". It is extremely easy to mess your lights up beyond repair. It shouldn't
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It shouldn't be if you do it the right way though, which I've found out we didn't. Temp was too high. Safer to go with lower temp and longer time in the oven. I think we were supposed to be around 200-210, but we were doing it at like 250. If we had it at the right temp, we wouldn't have had to put it in lens down.
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