Duplicolor Shield?

Anyone here use this product?

[url]http://www.duplicolor.com/products/shield.html[/url]


It sounds like an ideal way to keep bugs from collecting on the nose
and tar from collecting on the body behind the wheels, and without
scratching like a bra would. BUT, will it harm the finish of our Camry
or xB?

Don (a little leery in MN)
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"We have enough youth; let's start looking for the Fountain of Sense." --Anon

"Don Fearn" <pooder@charter.net> wrote in message
news:9ks812d4550tco4lehbm7v29b2qnmhk8vd@4ax.com...[color=blue]
> Anyone here use this product?
>
> [url]http://www.duplicolor.com/products/shield.html[/url]
>
>
> It sounds like an ideal way to keep bugs from collecting on the nose
> and tar from collecting on the body behind the wheels, and without
> scratching like a bra would. BUT, will it harm the finish of our Camry
> or xB?
>
> Don (a little leery in MN)
> --
> "We have enough youth; let's start looking for the Fountain of
> Sense." --Anon[/color]

Dupli-Color is a leading seller of automotive touch-up paint and supplies
touch-up paint for many, if not most automakers. I personally would not
have any problem using a Dupli-Color product.

The spray shield product, or something very silimilar, has been used by auto
body shops for a while. Instead of masking the car with paper to protect
from overspray, a clear spray is applied to the paint and washed off after
the paint work is done.
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Ray O
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