Sealing Up Around a Trailer Tail Light Using Tail Light # STL42RB On an Airstream Trailer
Updated 10/21/2013 | Published 10/18/2013
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Im installing those lights on my airstream. I need them to be completely water proof. The light is, but how do you seal the flange to the camper? Is there some gasket available for those or some material I could purchase to I make one? great website and help service Thank you
asked by: Martin
Expert Reply:
You could use a gasket maker like # LT37464. You would just need to put a small bead of the gasket maker around the outer most flange on tail light # STL42RB. I have included a picture to show you what this would look like.
You could also use silicone # 0160297 around the light and at the mounting holes after you have installed it.
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Optronics LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Turn, Tail - Submersible - 10 Diodes - Round - Red Lens
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- Submersible Lights
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- 4 Inch Diameter
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