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- Oct 11, 2009
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Should be no problem. Even matte finish has UV inhibitors. But - UV is pretty nefarious - take a look down at the docks - just about any composite surface over 10yrs old suffers from deterioration. As a side note - it's not the fabric that takes a beating, its the epoxy matrix. As FE says - the clearcoat (usually glossy) contains the UV inhibitor. On naked surfaces it's not uncommon (but expensive) to use PTFE coating or films.
BTW - A friend has clued me that THIS is the bomb clearcoat sealer --
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Product_Code=Z-2&Screen=PROD It also provides some UV protection. I'm thinking about getting some sent here.
BTW - A friend has clued me that THIS is the bomb clearcoat sealer --
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Product_Code=Z-2&Screen=PROD It also provides some UV protection. I'm thinking about getting some sent here.
Ludwig, your Canyon will have UV protective coating on it.... thats the gloss finish. Lightwieght wheels how ever are naked...no final coating to keep the weight down.