Interesting Link. Testing Car Paint/Interiors in the sun

[tapp1]

Not sure if this has been posted here.

Thought I would share....

Why a Florida field is important to your car's paint (http://www.autoblog.com/2012/11/17/why-a-florida-field-is-important-to-your-cars-paint/)

[MrCleanit]

That is interesting. Wouldn't mind sneaking a peak in there.

[Johny B]

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing.

[Colinpd137]

Cool vid, :) ty

[cartman57]

Not sure if this has been posted here.

Thought I would share....

Why a Florida field is important to your car's paint (http://www.autoblog.com/2012/11/17/why-a-florida-field-is-important-to-your-cars-paint/)


Worked for USG R&D in the 80's, we visited something similar and built a exterior building materials exposure farm that the engineers would visit once a year to take notes on how everything was looking. Being a tech, I was there every week changing chart recorder data! Very cool process that not too many people know what goes into making things last for the enviroment.
I believe Ford has something in Arizona that can take a vehicle from -30 to +110 in a few hours.

[timaishu]

You would think with all this testing they could prevent clear coat from failing. Darn you nissan!