#1: masked fogs Author: Dan-, Location: BiggleswadePosted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 1:52 pm ---- Hey, right I'm having abit of trouble resealing my fogs after painting, I've had a search and i see a lot of people reheat the original glue but i scrapped it all out! i decided to use something strange, no more nails when i went to fit them this evening one on them fell apart so obviously that isn't going to work, I've seen about using silicone? but i always though that it isn't sticky "/, also how do you apply it as it seems to squeeze inside
also how do you apply it as it seems to squeeze inside
Don't squirt so much silicon in you only need to make a seal it dosent need to be massively thick, I used it on my headlights and fogs had no problems at all
#4: Re: masked fogs Author: meady, Location: basingstokePosted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:21 pm ---- its plenty stciky enough mate and all you need is a small amount to create a seal.
#5: Re: masked fogs Author: Dan-, Location: BiggleswadePosted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:28 pm ---- cheers guys :), just been speaking to some other guys in the workshop and they have also recommended using 3M butyl tape, i will attempt the silicone 1st as I've got some in the garage
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when i went to fit them this evening one on them fell apart 
so obviously that isn't going to work, I've seen about using silicone? but i always though that it isn't sticky "/, also how do you apply it as it seems to squeeze inside 
you only need to make a seal it dosent need to be massively thick, I used it on my headlights and fogs 
had no problems at all
