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Leonard1818 · 02-16-2009, 02:59 PM

I may have to try this on my GF's Grand AM since her headlights are HORRIBLE. I've already tried some M105 on them but they're well beyond that. My roomates headlights responded great to some M105 by hand, but hers are in bad shape.

I watched the video and I'm curious... You have to let the CV#2 cure so I wonder, when you did this, what was the temperature like? I would guess outside temp would play a part in how quickly or IF the CV#2 cures.

Thanks for the review and pics!

02-16-2009, 02:59 PM	#19 (permalink)
Leonard1818 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: OH Posts: 9,118 Leonard	I may have to try this on my GF's Grand AM since her headlights are HORRIBLE. I've already tried some M105 on them but they're well beyond that. My roomates headlights responded great to some M105 by hand, but hers are in bad shape. I watched the video and I'm curious... You have to let the CV#2 cure so I wonder, when you did this, what was the temperature like? I would guess outside temp would play a part in how quickly or IF the CV#2 cures. Thanks for the review and pics!