what sealant needed for lights that are steaming up?
as above
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Front? Rear?
If they steam up regularly, they probably have moisture in them, so it's important to get rid of it first, then seal them. Get rid by placing them without bulbs, bulb-hole upwards in an airing cupboard overnight. A day in the freezer helps too;) You can seal them with Tiger seal, Sika-flex or Carafax non-setting mastic. I'd not use silicone, as it's not meant to be immersed regularly. Alcazar |
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