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It's very weak. When I was looking at Z's (new), I could not find one on a lot without some form of scratch in the clear, and many went into
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It's very weak.
When I was looking at Z's (new), I could not find one on a lot without some form of scratch in the clear, and many went into the base layer. I looked at about a dozen or so. I used to work for Ford, and I never saw stuff like that on the lot, nor at any other dealer lot I have visitied. The paint durability (or lack) really stood out when looking at the Z's. |
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