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#103931 01/17/2002 7:03 PM
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if I am using zerorust on something that is going to be in the sunlight is there a UV protectant that I need to put on to avoid fading? if so does zerorust have one, or is there one you can recommend?


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#103932 01/17/2002 9:51 PM
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Zero Rust makes a clear coat that you could put on it to protect it. Later cool


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#103933 01/18/2002 8:04 PM
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Mallard's right on.
Our Crystal Coat is a clear acrylic lacquer that was developed specifically to bring UV protection and a glossier finish to those looking for these two features.
Won't yellow, "spider crack" and will hold up to many years of sun exposure. Great also for resurrecting an old sun faded coating (of any kind) AND for keeping those chrome or alloy rims looking factory new.
Info available on our website.
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#103934 01/18/2002 8:57 PM
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yea, well I PROMISE you that my wheels will be getting treated with it then! grin cool


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