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Octavio Torres Columbia Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.91 Clarity of Response 9.91 Politeness 9.97 Response Time(hr) 24.8 --Last 90 Days(hr) 17.2 Total Questions 153	I can answer any question concerning automotive plastics repair on condition that the specific part polymer is identified. However, I can also help in the identifying process of any plastic used in automotive applications (for both body work and under-the-hood). I can't answer a question if it is based only on make or model unless full details are provided.

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I can answer any question concerning automotive plastics repair on condition that the specific part polymer is identified. However, I can also help in the identifying process of any plastic used in automotive applications (for both body work and under-the-hood). I can't answer a question if it is based only on make or model unless full details are provided.

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2011-11-23 headlamp housing:

Hi Steve, headlamp manufacturers use >PP< polypropylene plus a reinforcing load >PP+T20< for instance, the T20 stands for talcum in a 20% proportion. It does not matter whether black or grey, material

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Octavio Torres

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2011-11-23 headlamp housing:

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