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dknight211 @ Jan 22nd 2008 11:46AM
The trick to CF longevity is perfecting the clearcoat layer that protects the CF from UV damage. CF is very susceptible to breakdown from UV.
Tim @ Jan 22nd 2008 11:52AM
They should use it on the vertical body parts then and maybe the spoiler for UV testing. Stay away from the roof and hood until they are certain it will withstand the elements. The vertical panels would not be abused as much by UV rays. I would be pissed if my roof and hood needed replaced, the spoiler though, no big deal.
But, I'm not the engineer. I'm sure they have good reason for why they are putting CF where they are...
Russell @ Jan 22nd 2008 12:41PM
There is no need to keep CF exposed or clear-coated.
CF will last indefinately if painted.
Also, I thought Z06 was a test mule for CF since it has CF fenders and roof only painted.