Originally posted by TheStupidFock:
All I did was get a Wagner housing, buy some Silver stars, twist out the old bulb, pop in the new. It seals itself right up. How do I know this? Whenever I take out the bulb to replace it, I can hear air rushing back into the housing, so I know that it's pretty damn close to a vacuum in there.
My firend has also had Wagners, but for longer than me, and he has never had a problem with water leakage or any kind of moisture inside the housing, and he has changed his bulbs a couple of times over the years.
Just make sure the bulb is in the housing all teh way, and the O-Ring isn't flawed.
All I did was get a Wagner housing, buy some Silver stars, twist out the old bulb, pop in the new. It seals itself right up. How do I know this? Whenever I take out the bulb to replace it, I can hear air rushing back into the housing, so I know that it's pretty damn close to a vacuum in there.
My firend has also had Wagners, but for longer than me, and he has never had a problem with water leakage or any kind of moisture inside the housing, and he has changed his bulbs a couple of times over the years.
Just make sure the bulb is in the housing all teh way, and the O-Ring isn't flawed.
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