UV protection for plastic?

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Bad_CRC

Linux Tribes++

Veteran XV

• Jun 15, 2007

• #1

so I got one of these outdoor tool shed things a few years ago.

works nice for keeping my hammock and shit in, but the green plastic top part is fading. is there anything you can put on plastic to help protect it from UV?


I already tried sandpaper, and it didn't help.

 

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OSiRiS 341

• Jun 15, 2007

• #2

Just add fucking sunglasses

 

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SilverSoldat

• Jun 15, 2007

• #3

Try sandpaper again, I'm pretty sure you just didn't try hard enough.

 

SuperTrap

Contributor

Veteran XX

• Jun 15, 2007

• #4

Rub suntan lotion on it twice a day

 

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Grief

Veteran X

• Jun 15, 2007

• #5

paint it white so it cant fade

 

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Spry

• Jun 15, 2007

• #6

so you're one of 'those' people

who cares if your shed gets faded?

 

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Bad_CRC

Linux Tribes++

Veteran XV

• Jun 15, 2007

• #7

Spry said:

so you're one of 'those' people

who cares if your shed gets faded?

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bite me. it's already faded, uv will destroy the plastic and I'll need to buy a new one, duh.

 

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Hellsfury

Veteran XX

• Jun 15, 2007

• #8

Have you tried more plastic? You need a tent for your shed!

 

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Ronnie Dobbs

Veteran XX

• Jun 15, 2007

• #9

armor all

 

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Bad_CRC

Linux Tribes++

Veteran XV

• Jun 15, 2007

• #10

Ronnie Dobbs said:

armor all

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ya, something like that, but waterproof.

 

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P Masta Flex

Contributor

Veteran X

• Jun 15, 2007

• #11

the new krylon plastic bonding paint shit that is being advertised on tv

 

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Radon006

Veteran X

• Jun 15, 2007

• #12

SuperTrap said:

Rub suntan lotion on it twice a day

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This is the obvious solution.

 

lemon

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Veteran XV

• Jun 15, 2007

• #13

Wax. No problem. Anytime. Seriously.

 

Reggs

Veteran XX

• Jun 15, 2007

• #14

Its so ugly already. Whats the use?