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Old 09-06-2014, 02:15 PM   #1
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Clear Sealant

Does anyone know what kind of sealant they used on the side molding and around lights?
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When I was changing out my taillights and marker bulbs to LED, it was just silicone. Some of the markers were sealed, some weren't.
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I use LEXEL on the hard seams and joints and marine silicone on all the light fixtures. Reason...lexel dries sightly stiffer than silicone but still remains durable if you have to take things apart. The silicone seals the lights and can be removed when changing bulbs without to much hassle.
LEXEL is tough to work with and clean up so patience works (small areas)...that and a wet finger, but be quick because it skins over rapidly and drags. If you are good with a tube you won't have to do anything but apply.
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