Cooking Fogs
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there is way to many threads for someone new to find the proper thread instead of railing on him why not help... one gains more friends with honey than with salt
my recommendation if you have a heat gun use that and take your time if not some have tred to bake em in the oven for around 300 degrees for a few seconds... never did that method but i prefer a heat gun
my recommendation if you have a heat gun use that and take your time if not some have tred to bake em in the oven for around 300 degrees for a few seconds... never did that method but i prefer a heat gun
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lol thats the first time i heard someone use the term "cooking fogs". Anyways, just make sure you seal them up real good with goop or sillicone. I keep getting condensation in my headlights after opening them up
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