Does RV Light RVSTLB0060 Need to be Sealed

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Hello, I purchased some new tail lights and Im wondering what is the best sealant to use when mounting them. Thanks for any help you can provide.

asked by: Don D

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I checked your order notes and it looks like you ordered the ONE LED RV Tail Light # RVSTLB0060. This light isn't designed to be sealed. It has a removable lens and a backing plate with a larger hole in it so there would be no need to seal this up.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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You won't need a resistor to update your 2006 Jayco Jay Feather EXP Travel Trailer to have LED lights. The ONE LED RV Combination Tail Light w/ License Plate Bracket - 4 Function - 1 Diode - Driver Side item #RVSTLB0061 and the ONE LED RV…

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Answer 2

Yes. I can confirm that the #RVSTLB0060 (passenger side) and #RVSTLB0061 (driver's side) are a matched pair of LED lights. The only difference between these two lights is that the driver's side #RVSTLB0061 has brackets to hold the license…

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Answer 3

There are only a couple differences between the #RVSTLB60 and #RVSTLB0060 trailer lights. The #RVSTLB0060 features a ONE Series LED light which is brighter than traditional LED lights. The light measures 8-5/8 inches long. The #RVSTLB60 has 9 LED…

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Answer 4

The two Optronics lights part #RVSTLB0060 and #RVSTL60 will both be the same brightness. The difference is that the part #RVSTL60 has a white base and the other has a black base. In the review videos I attached for both products you can see how…

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Answer 5

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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