> Marshall Get a tube of clear silicone and apply it generously to each
> connection. Use your fingers and push it into the splices and it should seal it
> up to your satisfaction. You can also use the silicone to attach the wiring to
> the frame instead of the barbed clips that come with the light kit.
> Talmadge H-16
See my previous post. Ordinary consumer-grade silicon RTV is corrosive
and unsuitable for electrical/electronic applications. Besides, it just
doesn't seal very well.
Jonathan
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