How do i seal my taillights
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How do i seal my taillights
I just got some new red and clear tail lights and I want to seal them because one set of tail lights I had got condesation in them, should I just use clear caulk (sp?) or there a better water proof substance, thanks
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What I always did was bake them at 300* for a few minutes until the factory adhesive melted. Took them apart and let them cool down. Then, I use Clear Silicon to seal everything up. Haven't had a leak in 3 years and never any condensation. Even here with the 100% Humidity. Use your finger and clean up anything Silicon that doesn't look good and use your finger to run it down in the crack. You can't even tell I have Silicon on them.
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Re: (Dimi)
yah what he sed use clear silicon, thats wat i did on my hatch. You don't even gotta warm them up in the oven, just put some silicon on the edges and take off the excess (dats what i did) no leaks so far and its been over a yr
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