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10-12-2019, 09:34 PM
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Greg Reid.
But if the seal does not seal it will loose vacuum & not work properly. I (experimenting ) used clear silicone at the top of the decent one left then sucked it down with the mighty vac , it seemed to work fine that way & held the headlamp door up for over a hour until I released it. MAYBE a "O" ring on the top of the inner will keep it sealed up? I think I will order 2 sets in case I screw it up LOL! I also plan to use some kind of rubber protectant on it to prolong the rubbers life. I will Give Mike Phillips from Auto Geek a call & see if the Detailing Gods have come up with a Rubber coating yet maybe something comparable to Ceramic Nano Coating. Mike has always got a gaggle of new products up his sleeve.   SR66 
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