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That means the flex of the fibreglass is irrelevant because you have to put filler over the top - the fibreglass will just flex and crack the filler that's on top of it. If you're going to do it, smooth it whilst it's on the bumper.
If you take it off, smooth it all together, then try to put it back on it will probably crack. You still need to put filler over the top of fiberglass.
No, it won't fit in a standard headlight, they're a different bulb fitment, and you'd also need somewhere to put the ballast and have to re-wire a bit to fit the starter. You can buy empty casings and just swap the ballasts and starters over.
I've had 4300K, 6000K, and 8000K in my xenons. 6000K were the best balance between look and light, but I've stuck with 8000k purely because I like the colour of them, but they give the worst light output of the three.
You need the headlights, the ballast packs that plug into the bottom, the black starters that go on the back of the bulb and the xenon bulbs. I got a set fully working for £250. After that it's simply a case of unbolt and unplug your hold headlights, and plug the new ones in and bolt back into...