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WoW! Did I get lucky? Received my overlay yesterday and this morning decided to put it on. Peeled it from the backing and sprayed some soapy water on it. Put
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WoW! Did I get lucky? Received my overlay yesterday and this morning decided to put it on. Peeled it from the backing and sprayed some soapy water on it. Put it on the gauge, removed my hand to see where it needed to be moved and it was perfectly placed. Didn't need to move it at all. Dabbed it with a micro fiber and it was done. A couple of really tiny air bubbles that are not even noticeable unless you look close or know they are there. Thanks simota! It looks good.
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