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plastic type for DJ Auto -ecode- headlights 200

posted by  Strong-Pimp-Hand on  Fri Dec 22 03:31 CST 2006
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quickie.

the "gorilla glue" is no longer holding the studs (passanger side) in my cheesy DJ Auto ecodes.

i want to use a better expoy/jb weld/ or whatever.

when i hit the home store, i find that different epoxys are for different media.

what type of plastic do we think the lights are made from?

or, better yet, what do you guys suggest i use to hold the studs in PERMANTLY!


i also need to do what another brick owner did -shim the space between the rad support and studs with washers to take up the "open space" (guys, either visual or mechanical types, that own the lights will know what i mean).


TIA


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