what should i use to glue back the headlights?
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what should i use to glue my headllights?
my friend said urethane, or silicone?
which one?
ive done it before, but i dont remember what i usedd
my friend said urethane, or silicone?
which one?
ive done it before, but i dont remember what i usedd
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[hr]Originally posted by: 1siksivik
silicone
**edit** clear silicone $3 at home depot[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: 1siksivik
silicone
**edit** clear silicone $3 at home depot[hr]
Agreed, get the bathroom crap.
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Rep Power: 0 i used some kinda clear silicone crap...
it provides a really tight seal.. and is pretty cheap.. i think $2 for a tube at home depot... by GE, in a blue tube
it provides a really tight seal.. and is pretty cheap.. i think $2 for a tube at home depot... by GE, in a blue tube
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[hr]Originally posted by: astropunk
i used some kinda clear silicone crap...
it provides a really tight seal.. and is pretty cheap.. i think $2 for a tube at home depot... by GE, in a blue tube[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: astropunk
i used some kinda clear silicone crap...
it provides a really tight seal.. and is pretty cheap.. i think $2 for a tube at home depot... by GE, in a blue tube[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 I mostly used the black crap that were all ready on the headlights........then a little silicone......
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Rep Power: 0 All I used was clear bathroom grade silicone and it worked great, just put lots on because most of it cant be seen .
No leaks or moisture here either.
No leaks or moisture here either.
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