Would this work on a car headlight housing to keep away moisture?
1257863
Yes it would as the silicone in it would prevent any water from getting in , also depends how big your Crack is .
438826
Yes, I would think so, it's sticky stuff. I mounted LED fog lights on my car with the tape - they have not moved in 6 months!
1382587
Personally, I wouldn't use it on *anything,* as my review indicates. I did put it on my headlights, but like everywhere else, it was cloudy and looked lousy. Can't say how it holds up, because I scraped it off bit by bit.
2266131
Yes I believe it could as its applied with adhesive tape and is flexible however I would recommend you stay away from this product. It started to fail with lost led's within 6 months and completely failed in less than a year. I had it on the tailgate of an Avalanche.
1577205
it depends on your application. i would for sure suggest it though. it'll take the load off your headlight switch.
1122838
HelloWe dont recomend you use HID lights, it can possibly melt the housing.Thank you
765276
I would be leery using this on headlights. There's a lot of products specific for your project. Some are pricey,I used a less expensive product,great results,less labor. It's called "Wipe It".
545208
Yes they will work, word of warning I bought mine installed, and 1day later had moisture in them. Customer service wasn't the best. Never received my other set, so being in the automotive field, I reseated the ones I bought. Look great tho.
1340367
It is not designed for that, but for keeping the rubber that seals around the doors, trunks, and hoods from drying out by lubricating the seals. However, if you want to waterproof your ignition system then you should try a 3m sealant. I check on this with calling 3m on their products and the person in the automotive section said that only a sealant would work for what you want. If you have further inquiry's on this you can call them at (1-888-364-3577) ask to speak to the automotive product section.
1655480
Yes but housing is not sealed or waterproof it is vented ,very poor reflection behind light , the light is small if you seal the light it will melt the housing it would be great for inside a camper but not outside
959398
Yes, but the housing will no longer seal. I had to heat up the plastic cover and bend it around the hid bulb and then add lots of silicon sealant to make it water tight.
1547229
If you mean like the actual headlight, I have had them on for a while with no issues. They're good in that sense. There is no water build up inside of them. If you're asking if the headlight is sealed to the car, then no its not.
820261
Yes it should, but you should know that it just soaks up water,so even if your car is clean it will be dirty later as all the sediment in the air percolates through the cover. However, it works fine on dry days.
406609
Yes. But it is very simple! Use a 1" hole saw to drill into the bottom of your headlight. Then insert strobe heads, and silicon around them to make a watertight seal. Have an air compressor handy to blow away the debris that gets inside the casing.
917107
Dear valued customer This bulb works for the low beam headlight for your vehicle. It needs to make a hole at the dust cap to fit the fan and driver cable. Thanks
1044636
It has worked fine for me in a car application. Just make sure it doesn't get wet or moisture.
260061
I would say with a set of speedlite & umbrella holders this would work. It might not have a complete seal around the light but it shouldn't be a problem.