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PostPosted: 12 May 2012 12:26 
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Has anyone an idea if there exists an anti reflective coating for a XB instrument cluster? I read there is some stuff used by TV studios, in a spray can, but it's not waterproof.

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gunter wrote:
Has anyone an idea if there exists an anti reflective coating for a XB instrument cluster? I read there is some stuff used by TV studios, in a spray can, but it's not waterproof.
Clear Plasti-Dip in spray? - http://www.plastidip-gmbh.info/

It's basically spray on rubber paint - I've used the black and it's damn good. leaves a light satin finish. No idea how clear the clear spray is though. If you try transparent I'll be interested to know how you get on.

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PostPosted: 14 May 2012 06:50 
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Sounds like a good idea, and the transparent coat looks as if not too milky.
I will give it a try. Also seems a good replacement for my tank pad :-)

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gunter wrote:
Sounds like a good idea, and the transparent coat looks as if not too milky.
I will give it a try. Also seems a good replacement for my tank pad :-)
For a tank pad you might need the "permanent" undercoat stuff too.

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