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Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s That sounds like it would work. On my last headlight, I put it on a soaking wet piece of cardboard and had no problems. This way,
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Try your best not to use anything that is wet! Reason is once the oven heat up it will create lots of steam which will get your inner lens all wet and possibly bake in the water spots. I don't wipe the inner lens if I don't have to, the inside doesn't have a protectant layer like the outside and it'll scratch up very easily. So be careful!
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