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uhhh... how does that work? Glossy or matte finish it makes no difference be it poly, vinyl, or epoxy that is used to make the part (unless it has some form of built in UV protection (and even then I wouldn't trust it)), will yellow over time.
Clearcoat is your friend... even if it's just the spray can stuff.
Nice hood btw
Clearcoat is your friend... even if it's just the spray can stuff.
Nice hood btw
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white paint :p
but... seeing as how you most likely want to see the CF it all depends. So far I've just been messing around with interior parts so.. can't really help ya there at moment, but most clearcoats will be good for alil while... but.. chances are your best bet is to contact a supplier and ask specifically about UV blocking clearcoats.
but... seeing as how you most likely want to see the CF it all depends. So far I've just been messing around with interior parts so.. can't really help ya there at moment, but most clearcoats will be good for alil while... but.. chances are your best bet is to contact a supplier and ask specifically about UV blocking clearcoats.
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