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Old 07-27-2008, 07:34 PM
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yes looks good but do what josh has said and check with some halogens if you got them.
 
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I am sure I can do better here...But, is this what you are talking about?



 
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very nice work.
 
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Great work! I've seen several posts like this. I have used this product on show cars as well as my own and have always achieved perfection. Love it!
 
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As usual lately I can't see any new pics.....
 
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