Interior UV Protectant Comparison

[Bunky]

I just mentioned to Richy yesterday I'm planning to do something like that. Unfortunately it'll be 6 months to a year till its done probably... Unless things fade faster then expected

Wait 6 months? Try layering protectants!

I was thinking about going down to a fabric store to get some vinyl fabric as test material.

[CEE DOG]

I might see if I can find some old plastic and do the experiment. Clean, tape off, and let sit out in the back yard for a while and see what does the best. Shouldn't be that hard. I guess finding a big piece of plastic might be my biggest hurdle.

Jen

That would be cool. Between the 2 of us we would have UIGP, 303AP, Optimum, and DP covered.

[jahoo]

um, did the camera flash when you took the picture? any directed light source will spot/highlight where it hits. please disable the flash for the next trials.
ambient daytime light is preferable.

[Jenn1270]

um, did the camera flash when you took the picture? any directed light source will spot/highlight where it hits. please disable the flash for the next trials.
ambient daytime light is preferable.

I will do that next time. Unfortunately it is raining here and I don't necessarily want to get out in it to take pictures.

Jenn

[Silverstone]

I always use 303 because I was told that they all use the same main ingredient and that 303 has the highest concentration of it.
Of course this was two years ago and so many new products come out all the time so who knows how things are today.

[Bunky]

I always use 303 because I was told that they all use the same main ingredient and that 303 has the highest concentration of it.
Of course this was two years ago and so many new products come out all the time so who knows how things are today.

I just wonder how anyone knows which has the highest concentration.