DIY Tail light lens seal
 

Instead paying $25 on Ebay for 4 strips of rubber. Buy the stuff yourself , you'll have enought to do 4 to 5 sets tail lights.
$16 bucks @ Lowes.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...t/2714e972.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...t/0b111b06.jpg
no more dirt comming out after a wash!
Oh Btw, I think this will work on c4 also.

Easy and cheap fix, good info...

Jack

How do you apply it? Just unscrew tail light and stick to edge of housing?

yes, It has a sticky side that you peel off. I've should of taken pictures when i did it. it's easy, It's worth it since i live on a dirt road.:ack2:

Actually I bought this stuff but have not used it. I bought a leaf blower which I use to dry off my Z after washing and it just blows the water right out of the tail light recesses. I may still install the seals when I get bored some day, I guess.

I'll probably get around to doing it as well. I can't get my leaf blower to work, so I just use a can of compressed air. I know, it would get expensive after a while. I am actually going to buy an air compressor this week for routine stuff around the house and for the Z.

Scott

MADN3SS, I have seen your Black Z with those badazz flames before. I just wanted to tell you that is one of the nicest flame jobs I've ever seen. If I could do anything similar with my TR Z, it would be done. Very COOL!.......Tom:thumbsup:

Tom, I wish I owned that Black one with the flames!! :yesnod: I had actually found those pics on the net when I was researching this airbrush artist they feature on Overhaulin' and Rides all the time. Mike Lavallee, owner of Killer Paint is really well know for his Tru Fire. Here's a link to his site. Check out some of the detail!! http://www.killerpaint.com/flash/kil...ash_index.html
I was thinking about doing the tru fire on my fuel rail covers....either that or lightning. There is a sponsor of Corvette Forum that does it.

Scott