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XxMustang281xX

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Just got home and found my Smoked Headlights w/ clear corners on my porch.. Now, mity2 told me something about sealing them with clear sealant stuff. What kind of sealant should I use? Should I just buy it at a hardware store? And what do I do? Go all around the headlight with it like where it meets the black part in the back? Thanks guys!

 

XxMustang281xX

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• Nov 23, 2006

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hey u anal astronauts someone tell me. lmao.

 

XxMustang281xX

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fine let me have foggy headlights. it might drive me to re-rice it.

 

TrueBlue03

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im interested in what works best also...i thought my mustangtuning clears would never fog....but they did

 

XxMustang281xX

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yea thats where i got mine. not installed yet and i wont until i know how to seal them the best way possible.

 

96BlueStangGT

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I sealed my cheap headlights and they are just like the day i bought them, thanks to the sealant. I used a clear silicone that's in a tube. If you want it to look perfect, put masking tape around where the headlight meets the housing. Leave the two separate pieces of tape about 1/4" apart so the bead will be about 1/4" all the way around. If you don't use tape, it would be half-assing it and it won't look good.

 

XxMustang281xX

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ok thanks man. can i do it now? cause i didnt take them to the body shop where my cars gettin fixed yet. can i do it now, that wouldnt cause a problem in him puttin the bulbs in or anything right cause thats directly in the back.

 

96BlueStangGT

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• Nov 24, 2006

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You have to do it before you put them in.

 

FivePointStang

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Go to the hardware store and get some clear silicone sealant. Take your time and find all the nooks and crannys. I learned the hard way. I sealed them since and they are good as new.

 

urban96

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• Nov 24, 2006

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have the body shop spray them with some clear coat