Will this work to fill in a gap on an outdoor light fixture?
2067442
You'd be better off getting some outdoor caulk for that. This stuff expands and is for pond waterfalls.
2067443
it expands about 3 times it's size..so i would be very careful..once it is on..it won't clean off...might be safer with regular insulating foam form walmart lowes etc...it's a yellow color but easier to trim and paint over if need be..hope this helps
2067444
You might want to try Duct Seal. You can buy a brick of it at Home depot in the Electrical Department. Pretty cheap.
2067445
If it is a small gap get calking as it is much cheaper. If a big gap then this would be a great application even though it is meant for waterfall as it holds up to water and doesn't expand as much as other foams. Also this does stick so so if you overdid then the fixture would be a bit difficult to remove down the road. Caulking would probably not be as difficult.
1862726
Yes but you will need to put something in the gap like foam or shims of wood, but it does work!!
422645
Yes, this should just work for that distance. We would recommend a minimum of 12-gauge wire, with 8 or 10 gauge reducing voltage drop (dimming) at the last fixture.
1243481
I'm not a electrician, but since this is a low voltage fixture, you dont need a lot of clearance between the fixture, just cut 4in diameter circle in the ceiling tile or sheet-rock and push the insulation away few inches with your hand and you should be fine. Hope this helps.
2228402
I used it to fill a small "pothole" on my paver back porch which was probably about an inch deep at it's deepest. It worked perfectly and self-leveled with a little help from the scraper blade. Pothole solved. Just be aware that you only get about 3 cups of the stuff; but that should fill your 1 " by 2 " gap, depending on how long the gap runs.
1341119
this will work for glass enclosed light fixtures. I've used one for out doors. its lasted me over 3 years.
1987087
Should work, it comes with accessories to handle flat bulbs (multiple small suction cups that grab the flat surface) and another one with prongs to handle round bulbs. We had the same issue and used it to change the bulbs over the stairwell, but our bulbs were all flat. This kit reaches pretty high and exceeded our expectations. Good luck.
645083
There is no reason that this would not work that I can see. That said I have seen fixtures meant for that duty and they are different. Be aware that these are the absolutely most flimsy fixtures that I have ever seen. They work fine, and I bought cheap and got it. My ceiling is not uniformly flat. The fixtures flexed such that they don't stay closed and I had to tape them shut. Really something else. But they work fine and were cheap.
552896
Yes, if you use the correct dimmer and the correct bulb. The fixture itself is line voltage.
1219203
This is meant to be mounted on a pole with your fixture attached to the top. I don't think that it would work.
1808505
It could work in some instances but it's not really meant for that with porch lights and street lights. If there are no lights it might work using existing light or, if there is no moon, the IR illuminatior. I can't really say I recommend it for that though.
1921325
It will work outdoors. I am using at least 4 as accent light outside with the light fixture below Paradise GL22724BK Low-Voltage Cast-Aluminum 20-Watt Halogen Floodlight with Glass Lens, Black Hope it helps.
1655944
Yes, I think it will if you need a central connection, not on the side. I ordered this MaxLite Circline with a central connection and it worked. I only found side-connection lights locally.
1651045
I used it to adapt LED flood lights so that they could be used in older recessed ceiling lights fixtures. Without the extenders, the LED bulb was too recessed in the fixture. It looked funny and cut the amount of light available.
868368
Yes it will. I had to purchase this when I installed LED bulbs into my fixtures controlled by a timer that would not support them. This works perfect.
1260646
Yes you can. I used this with a kitchen light fixture to cover the gap in the sheetrock that the fixture's cover plate did not cover. The only issue is if the light fixture's cover plate screws in from the side, it is very difficult to tighten the screws with this rosette in place.
719487
As long as the fixture does not have any direct rain or is not in a place where condensation can drip on it, it should work OK.