303 test on ford plastic.
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1. Start a f150online.com gallery by clicking HERE.
2. Upload the photographs that you have to the gallery by choosing UPLOAD PHOTOS once you have created an album.
3. Once uploaded, view the gallery. Within the gallery, there is a link on the right hand side of the page (once you have clicked on an individual photo) named FORUM CODES. Click the FORUM CODES link and a text box will pop up that has the text that you need to copy and paste in to get the picture (either in full size or thumbnail size) to appear.
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2. Upload the photographs that you have to the gallery by choosing UPLOAD PHOTOS once you have created an album.
3. Once uploaded, view the gallery. Within the gallery, there is a link on the right hand side of the page (once you have clicked on an individual photo) named FORUM CODES. Click the FORUM CODES link and a text box will pop up that has the text that you need to copy and paste in to get the picture (either in full size or thumbnail size) to appear.
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Good job.
Thanks for the test. I wonder if the 303 has some sort of cleaning effect or if it is actually absorbing into the material to produce the darkening.
I have to say that I am somewhat surprised by your results after seeing what rustyzipper's test results were.
The treated areas of your parts still look great.
Thanks for the test. I wonder if the 303 has some sort of cleaning effect or if it is actually absorbing into the material to produce the darkening.
I have to say that I am somewhat surprised by your results after seeing what rustyzipper's test results were.
The treated areas of your parts still look great.