Does anyone know the type of glue that was used to hold the GT taillights together? I have my tail lights apart for installing a LED tail light conversion and the original glue was very weak. I removed it all and would like to replace it with new glue


Thanks

Butyl rubber. Here is a link to the 1/4 thick roll:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/QTY...em3f3795c48d&vxp=mtr

I personally prefer the butyl rubber in a caulking tube. CR Lawrence specializes in sealant products for storefront doors and windows and they sell the tubes here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CRL...&hash=item3a996bf47e

[This message has been edited by IMSA GT (edited 01-20-2015).]

Sealer just keep major dirt out of lenses...
Should be small holes that are vent open to air. Don't block them.

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3M strip caulk is a direct replacement for the factory caulk also.

quote Originally posted by fierohoho: 3M strip caulk is a direct replacement for the factory caulk also.

Strip caulk is not glue. Works great for caulking, but I wouldn't trust it for holding in taillight lenses...
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