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Originally Posted by low135
Well, that makes me feel a bit better about it then. Some play it off like it's an easy thing and I just don't feel comfortable doing it. This company has a year warranty against defects, workmanship, and leaks. I think that's well worth the $900 cost. Now I just need a daily or spare set of light so I can send them in haha
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Awesome.. ill add one more thing if theyre willing to open, install new halos paint and seal keep in mind the cost of parts(good quality) and paint is going to be about $300- $450 anyway doing it on your own depending which halos you get...
I purchased silicone, butyl, paint, primer, heat gun, clips, all odds and ends.. so really $900 is like 400-500 in labor and the rest in parts alone for a custom job with warranty cant beat it