Edbert
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It was required for work, I attend a few IT "conferences" a year, and while I'm no fan of the city, it is better for travel than San Francisco which is where the RSA Conference is held.
i got tamiya glue on my clear plastic
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durangod
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This somewhat confuses me. I had mentioned before that in the past (once i learned what superglue does to clear parts) that i only use SG on them if its not a direct contact with the viewable part.
In this case the lights have a stud on the back and i only applied SG to that stud which was on the other side of the fender and bumper.
As you can see the clear driving lights below the headlights are still clear. So why did the headlights go foggy if glued in the same way?
Is it fumes/vapors that would cause that?
In this case the lights have a stud on the back and i only applied SG to that stud which was on the other side of the fender and bumper.
As you can see the clear driving lights below the headlights are still clear. So why did the headlights go foggy if glued in the same way?
Is it fumes/vapors that would cause that?
