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PaulXmas

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I making a pixel star and notice the bottom of the pixels don't look like they are sealed.

I would assume that they would be seal considering we use these outdoors.

What should I use to seal the pixels to make them water proof? 

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I assume your using the pixel tubes to make the star........If it is all I did was squirt clear silicone into the ends and it worked great

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Pixel tubes??? Nope have an idea, well it was the wife's idea that I made better.

As I was attaching them I noticed they weren't sealed and could see rain or in my case snow getting inside.

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Guest Don Gillespie

Pixel tubes??? Nope have an idea, well it was the wife's idea that I made better.

As I was attaching them I noticed they weren't sealed and could see rain or in my case snow getting inside.

Paul make sure they are sealed or you may go dark one night and not know why.

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Seal so well I probably submerge them in water and they would still work. 

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PaulXmas, If those pixels were from Light-O-Rama, Please contact customer support. LOR pixels should not require any additional sealing. 

 

Thanks
Dan

Light O Rama, Inc. 

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Dan Yes they are from LOR.

I bought them in the 2012 mad dash sale thinking they had C9 bulbs.

So are you saying they are sealed????? I used almost a whole tube of sealant.

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