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28-03-13, 17:37

Tony Wheeler Tony Wheeler is offline

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Originally Posted by Private_collector

The hardener makes the finished product considerably more durable.

I've been meaning to ask your advice Tony - what are the relative merits of two-pack vs. enamel with hardener? I'm considering Light Stone matt camo so durability/stain resistance is a major issue. Light Stone is very pale and will no doubt pick up a lot of road grime, so it will need to stand up to regular washing. I never wash my white car but a FGT is a different matter!

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