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Rear center brake light rubber trim

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YOUR RESEARCHRear center brake light rubber trim

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I can buy a new light for about 100.00usd but before I do that, has anyone advice on simply repairing the original?
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I can buy a new light for about 100.00usd but before I do that, has anyone advice on simply repairing the original?
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Rear center brake light rubber trim

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was washing my girl yesterday and noticed the thin rubber seal surrounding the light bar is partially detached. I pushed it back into place. I can buy a new light for about 100.00usd but before I do that, has anyone advice on simply repairing the original? Thanks!

POST 2Original post

Mine was slightly torn at one corner. Some black SuGru moldable glue worked to patch it up. Amazon.com: Sugru by Tesa - All Purpose Super Glue, Moldable Craft Glue for Indoor & Outdoor - Adhesive Glue for Creative Fixing, Repairing, Bonding & Personalizing - 8 Pack - White (3.5g/ea) : Arts, Crafts & Sewing Amazon.com: Sugru by Tesa - All Purpose Super Glue, Moldable Craft Glue for Indoor & Outdoor - Adhesive Glue for Creative Fixing, Repairing, Bonding & Personalizing - 8 Pack - White (3.5g/ea) : Arts, Crafts & Sewing

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Hi guys - I have the same issue. Surfing around and saw this. Maybe worth a shot. No affiliation, just looking for alternatives to a brand new light. https://rennfix.com/3rd-brake-light-gasket

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I also had the gasket dry up and I thought the only answer was a new light. I bought one and wanted to let you know if you go that route, the light is better looking and reflective. It was so reflective that I took it to my tech and asked him why it was on all the time. It wasn't.

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