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Caulk Recessed Light LED Conversion?
I'm switching the recessed lighting to LEDs using conversion kits to stop airflow to the attic before insulating it. Should I caulk these things in? They're definitely letting through less air than before, but there are still tiny gaps around the outside.
The code thing isn't a concern since I doubt anybody would ever notice, but how am I going to change the lights if I do caulk it?