No dremel, just a heat gun and a screwdriver. Pretty happy with how they came out

NICE!!!

And you are going to share with the rest of the group how you did this correct?

That looks great.

Of course!
This was actually my second attempt. The first time I used a dremel and it looked a little sloppy, so I tried this...

-Using a heat gun I warmed up the glue holding the two pieces together. Being very careful not to use too much heat and warp the plastic. All it took was a little separation, enough to fit a small flathead screwdriver in between the two pieces. Then I very carefully used the screwdriver to pry them apart... Really take your time because its very easy to crack the plastic.

-Once they were apart I used sandpaper to clean off the old dry glue.

-Then, I used a 2 part plastic epoxy to glue the pieces back together.

-Finally I ran clear silicone around the seam keep moisture out.

-The bulbs are clear 194 LED bulbs that light up amber.

Thanks for the added info Kyle.

Looks great! I was thinking about popping those amber reflectors out of my headlights when I tinted them, but the paint looked bad under them

Very nice work. I have ten thumbs and few tools, so I dropped $25 on a pair of eBay pre-cleared corners, which looked almost as good as yours.