6000K Replacement bulbs. Are They Supposed to be this way?
11-30-07, 03:38 PM
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6000K Replacement bulbs. Are They Supposed to be this way?
Just got my bulbs in from the group buy through kbcarstuff (Steve). I noticed that on one of the bulbs, there seems to be some glue or adhesive on the bulb. Has anyone else had this issue? Does this effect the life of the bulb like regular halogen bulbs? I know that you are not supposed to have oils on halogens or they'll have hotspots and burn the bulb out pre-maturely.
11-30-07, 03:47 PM
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Just got my bulbs in from the group buy through kbcarstuff (Steve). I noticed that on one of the bulbs, there seems to be some glue or adhesive on the bulb. Has anyone else had this issue? Does this effect the life of the bulb like regular halogen bulbs? I know that you are not supposed to have oils on halogens or they'll have hotspots and burn the bulb out pre-maturely.
11-30-07, 04:02 PM
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just sent an email to steve. We'll see what he says. I dont have access to a camera at work, so I'll try to take a pic later if Steve doesn't reply by the time I get home.
11-30-07, 04:16 PM
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Just got my bulbs in from the group buy through kbcarstuff (Steve). I noticed that on one of the bulbs, there seems to be some glue or adhesive on the bulb. Has anyone else had this issue? Does this effect the life of the bulb like regular halogen bulbs? I know that you are not supposed to have oils on halogens or they'll have hotspots and burn the bulb out pre-maturely.
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