Putty?

Tacky tape is what is normally used.

I used the tacky tape then a tiny bead of white window/door sealant around the outer edge

The putty tape is available in rolls. The butyl tape which is also available in rolls is far superior.

I was checking things around one of my two outside scare lights and noticed it had a wep hole in the lens. I looked at the other one and the wep hole was on top and the inside area was half full of water up to where the wiring came inside the trailer. I have been noticing some water inside one of my high mounted cabinets...

Good catch on my part. Rotated the lens to get the wep hole on the bottom and that solved my water problem..

Be sure to check your outside lens for a wep hole and make sure it goes back on the bottom after you take it out... The smaller outside porch lights may not have one...

Roy Ken

Thanks all!! I appreciate the help! Now will head to the hardware store and pickup the needed item. And will check my "weep" holes!

If you are looking for a putty tape, it is called butyl putty. Very inexpensive. I have always bought mine online. Not sure if this is what you are referring to or not.

You'll need to go to an RV place, not Lowes, Home Depot etc.

Tax_Man wrote:
I used the tacky tape then a tiny bead of white window/door sealant around the outer edge

X2

I found that putty tape turns black within days and you can't clean it off and it looks terrible. I used it to replace the water drain and am really sorry I did.

CampingN.C. wrote:
You'll need to go to an RV place, not Lowes, Home Depot etc.

No, No, NO You do not need to go to an overpriced RV store.

I have bought Butyl tape at Lowes and Home depot in several areas of the country. And it's much cheaper there. also usually a good hardware store will have it. It is quite common and should be pretty cheap.

I am with 4x4Dodger. Just because it on an RV does not mean that it has to be from an RV store. Other than the self leveling Dicor sealant (Lowe's didn't know what I was talking about), I try not to buy from my local RV shop.