Aston Martin Headlights: Lenses, Condensation, and Construction!

One of the videos I filmed while visiting ECPS in Poland was about headlights. Specifically, we wanted to show what they look like disassembled to give Aston Martin owners a better idea of what was going on with them. It's valuable information that can come in handy when repairing or modifying a headlight.
I did run in a different direction with the video, though - after not having anything to drink at all, I ended up talking about a bit more than just the construction and including some rambling info about the lenses and condensation as well.
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Exterior Lighting Video:
• Aston Martin Headlight...
Tail Light Installation Video:
• Replacing the Tail Lig...
Tail Light Repair Video:
• Repairing the Tail Lig...
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[@Redpantslol]

As of uploading, I've actually got a ton of stuff on my website under construction, including the Information Page for the TSB, the DIY Guide for doing the job described in the TSB, and the listings for ECPS's product. So... basically everything I mention in the video. Good job, me. I'll get them updated as launched as quickly as possible!

[@steveallen7890]

Rich Are you still selling your wears through aston installations ?

[@florisevers2009]

Nice informative video Rich. Will there be a video on which RHD country you will be shipping your car and why (sold / road trip / relocation / …) ?

[@Redpantslol]

Yeah, I'll be following up with all that as I'm able. In the short term, I spend the vast majority of my time dealing with shipping delays, parts being on backorder, and chasing down suppliers for updates. KZbin is very much my lowest priority, but I know it has a lot of exposure, so I do try to keep up with it when I can. Aside from that, many of the updates are based on plans that were supposed to happen several months ago and are still up in the air, leaving me in limbo (er... purgatory) and just doing what I can to keep from losing my mind lol. I want to share what's been going on, but don't want to be premature with things happening (as most things have been delayed for so long), and there's been sooooo much crap I've had to deal with that I don't want to come off as complaining... I'll figure out how to convey it all, and have plans to do so, but right now I'm just focusing on keeping my customers happy. My own stuff can wait!

[@jester-lester]

If i replace the main & dipped bulbs for LED types ...the ones with a little cooling fan on the back of the bulbs - do you think those fans will help circulate the air and help prevent condensation?

[@ADefenestrator]

Wow. A desiccant packet. Not even a conformal coating on the board and a vent/drain hole or something. That's.. astonishing. A pity the board seems to be proprietary. I bet it'd be

[@flyboyx8288]

You have a '65 GTO? awesome! I had an Iris Mist '65 with parchment interior, tri-power, 4 speed car when i was in college. unfortunately, i was poor so i had to sell it.

Didn't know we could swap internal rhd/lhd Is this just repositioning the bracket or need a new one?