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Stix
hi all,

I've just split my rear lights and painted the inside black, when I've tried to reseal them i used a black silicone sealant type thing and the problem is it isn't going hard! the lights have been clamped closed for like 2 days and its still really soft!

so my question is what have other people used to seal them up?

thanks Stix
floggit
In twno days it should have set. what did the instructions on the tube say?
There's various types of sealant available and some do stay tacky but you obviously need a setting one.

Steve
Stix
I've just re-read the tube and its a flexible roof and guttering sealant! oops! i just saw it was black and thought that'll do!

B&Q tomorrow then!
Stix
scratch that I've bought dark satin rear lights from a dealership :)
Silversalmon
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scratch that I've bought dark satin rear lights from a dealership :)
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Can you tell me how much they cost pleae
ormi
they are only approx £68 ish but thats for the saloon rear lights couldnt tell you how much the sportcross ones are
tmile09
Ormi is that 68ish a side or for both?
Deafluggs
Hi folks.
The sealant to use for this type of project would be "Sikkaflex" I work in the boating industry and we use it all the time on all sorts of projects.
I hope this helps.


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