SubyDude & StupidDent Odor Removal, Headlight Restoration, and Lunch meet (6/3/07)
05-10-2007, 08:41 AM
#17
Not at all. 
There are plenty of off the shelve product you can buy. Some works, some don't, some make it worst. And if anyone has to buy all three compounds I am using plus the buffer, it'll definily cost more than $25, and they would have to do the work themselves.
I think $25 is a pretty good deal (and at this event, it's only $20). Remember, it's also the service you are paying.
And yes, $25 for odor removal is one hellava deal!
There are plenty of off the shelve product you can buy. Some works, some don't, some make it worst. And if anyone has to buy all three compounds I am using plus the buffer, it'll definily cost more than $25, and they would have to do the work themselves.I think $25 is a pretty good deal (and at this event, it's only $20). Remember, it's also the service you are paying.
And yes, $25 for odor removal is one hellava deal!
05-10-2007, 02:58 PM
#20
Definitly just the outside... Inside require baking the set and remove the cover. That's too much work plus potential leak in the future.
The MR2 above had a leak and I was only able recover the outside and not the inside for him. But it was pretty bad so it was still a big difference.
Most of the headlights are yellow due to oxidation. And sometime when it's so bad, it doesn't recover all the way. But like the protege above, it's still day and night. I should have gottne a picture with the headlights on/off and side by side like I did with the MR2. Oh well...
The MR2 above had a leak and I was only able recover the outside and not the inside for him. But it was pretty bad so it was still a big difference.
Most of the headlights are yellow due to oxidation. And sometime when it's so bad, it doesn't recover all the way. But like the protege above, it's still day and night. I should have gottne a picture with the headlights on/off and side by side like I did with the MR2. Oh well...
05-11-2007, 04:32 PM
#22
But I would imagine it's the same. the dry fog particle is smaller than the cig smoke particles. which means, wherever the smoke got into, the dry fog can get into.
05-11-2007, 09:16 PM
#28
