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Old 08-19-2016, 03:28 PM   #1
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Type x lights, broken studs

got myself a set of kouki lights for my s13 hatch for dirt cheap, one side has 2 broken studs in it, the studs themselves are intact but they pulled out of the housing, what type of adhesive do people use? I tried gorilla glue but it didn't do anything at all thinking about using a 2 part epoxy now just want some feedback
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prep the area ( scrape off and adhesive) and use epoxy properly mixed
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Plastic weld, or 2 part epoxy
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Even super glue would work if it's just the stud pulled out and the hole is intact. ust make sure you don't over torque it when you install it to make it happen again.
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