I've pulled apart headlights before but was currious on how other are doing this?
I've just re-heated the housing to get the factory sealant sticky again & then re-installing the lense. I've then run a bead of clear silicone along the outside edge to keep them water tight.
Any other suggestions or tips on how you do this?
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You can buy Nissan butyl from the dealer. They get it with every set of taillights they order, so they might hook you up with some for cheap or free. Im going to purchase the grey rtv sealant, because I think thats whats on the aftermarket headlights.
I've pulled apart headlights before but was currious on how other are doing this?
I've just re-heated the housing to get the factory sealant sticky again & then re-installing the lense. I've then run a bead of clear silicone along the outside edge to keep them water tight.
Heres what I did with my retro that I finished last night. When I opened the depos, I put masking tape over the factory sealant. This protects it from anything contaminating it. WHen I resealed them last night I used a heat gun to soften it up. Pushed the lens back on, then ran some window weld ribbon around it and smushed it all around the headlight. The headlight gasket covers it so you dont even see it. Im taking the car out now in the snow and rain to see if any condensation builds up. I doubt it though.
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