Ok.. came up with nothing when I searhed.. and I know that I am not alone on this one...
Bought a pair of JDM one piece Black Headlights for my 95 Lude. The lenses were foged up on the inside (Hazzy)... But I got them at to good of a price to pass up.
I baked them in the oven for like 5-10 mins @ 250-275.. Didn't want to melt them eventough I was told I could do it at like 350 !! DAMN.. MELT DOWN!
Used MOTHERS plastic polish, and I must say they look CLEAN!! Better than I thought they might turn out..

Ok Dudes/ and any chix that may have done this...
WHAT DID YOU USE TO SEAL THESE THINGS BACK TOGETHER WITH??

I bought some Black Permatex Weather sealant stuff from Pepboys.. But I am not sure if that will cut it... after all this time a work.. I Don't want them to leak..
I thought about a Urathane base sealant but once I seal these bad boys thats it.... Theres no return once I use Urathane.>
Thanx

 

I'll go ahead and vote against the weather sealant, bc i've used it before on my sun visors for my sunroof/windows and the things still didn't stay all that well.


btw- you should probably ask in appperance/cosmetics...

 

get the windshield sealant.

 

use some glue stick .

 

I repaired one of mine, I have a writeup Ill upload onto the board within the next hour but you should use a 'high modulous' weatherproof clear silicone sealant. The stuff I used says "guarenteed for 10 years" so seems high quality enough.

 

you cant use gluestick with gluestick gun because it sets too fast and youll end up wasting half a day cleanig up the mess you made!

 

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Umm sure.. Maybe some ELMER'S glue might due...
Yet maybe some Duck Tape. lol


"I repaired one of mine, I have a writeup Ill upload onto the board within the next hour but you should use a 'high modulous' weatherproof clear silicone sealant. The stuff I used says "guarenteed for 10 years" so seems high quality enough."

Thanx I will be sure to keep checking back through out the day.
+thanx for all the responses
Oh- and I'm not too sure if I wanna get the windshield sealant, I'm mean the glass installers have to CUT out the glass...Well I guess I know it would to the trick, um better than "some glue stick". lol