I would be very careful doing this. I had a set of lights custom done by JJ with projectors for my 07 ram. Long story short, one of the lights got water in it and i was very upset about it. Took the light off and was turnin it every direction to try and drain the water out of the parking light hole. A bead of water ended up running right down the center of the lens, right in front of the projector and left some nice water spots on the inside of the lens!!! Emailed Jeremy about it and asked about tearing the light open to clean the water spots off, he highly advised not to and said it would most likely just make it worse. Apparently the inside of the lenses are extremely sensitive for scratching. Said he tried just a microfiber rag and some water once on the inside and it scratched the **** out of it. Ended up sealing my light up and all is good now, can't even notice the water spots really (well, i can of course), oh well. Just a warning, be very careful with what u use to clean it, would hate to see u go through the hassle ripping the light apart and then find out it looks 10x worse than before. I still would like to pull mine open and clean those spots off, but with the custom painted bezels and all, i don't want to risk ruining the nice paint job on them