Headlight separation question
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Headlight separation question
Let me start by saying, I have searched and am familiar with the baking method (20 min@ 200* or 10-12 @ 300*)
My question is, could I achieve the same levels of success using a heat gun? My wife is a home maker and she would not much go for me sticking my headlights in the oven. At least not unless I bought her a NEW oven afterward to use for the meals she cooks for us .
I found some threads alluding to it but no definitive evidence of the heat gun method being effective, whereas the effectiveness of the baking method is well proven.
Thanks in advance,
-DC
My question is, could I achieve the same levels of success using a heat gun? My wife is a home maker and she would not much go for me sticking my headlights in the oven. At least not unless I bought her a NEW oven afterward to use for the meals she cooks for us .
I found some threads alluding to it but no definitive evidence of the heat gun method being effective, whereas the effectiveness of the baking method is well proven.
Thanks in advance,
-DC
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Let me start by saying, I have searched and am familiar with the baking method (20 min@ 200* or 10-12 @ 300*)
My question is, could I achieve the same levels of success using a heat gun? My wife is a home maker and she would not much go for me sticking my headlights in the oven. At least not unless I bought her a NEW oven afterward to use for the meals she cooks for us .
I found some threads alluding to it but no definitive evidence of the heat gun method being effective, whereas the effectiveness of the baking method is well proven.
Thanks in advance,
-DC
My question is, could I achieve the same levels of success using a heat gun? My wife is a home maker and she would not much go for me sticking my headlights in the oven. At least not unless I bought her a NEW oven afterward to use for the meals she cooks for us .
I found some threads alluding to it but no definitive evidence of the heat gun method being effective, whereas the effectiveness of the baking method is well proven.
Thanks in advance,
-DC
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