Re: Holey Headlights Batman

[Roland Broberg <broberg@cpg.mcw.edu>]

Clear RTV Silicone works good.  Not pretty, though, to a purist.
Roland
90V8

On Thu, 19 Sep 1996, "Royal,Paul" <royal@bos.msmail.idx.com> wrote:
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>
>Hi Folks,
>
> Somewhere on my cross continental journey my right front headlight   
>managed to find either a rock or a very solid dragonfly.  I've now got a   
>pinhole....OK, a knitting needle hole in the lens.  Being on a camping   
>trip the temporary repair with a cut patch from the tent repair kit has   
>held up well.
> Has any body attempted to use a glass/windshield type filler to repair   
>this sort of damage?  If so, how'd it go?  What product did you use?
> Please help, I'm not up for a new lens purchase and would really like to   
>remove the tent repair kit piece.  It's just a little funky and   
>definately not cool!
>  Paul Royal
>  90 90Q20v
>  87 5Ks
>  67 Camaro SS/RS 350
>  90 Suzuki VX800
>
>
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