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Old 10-13-2005, 01:10 PM   #1
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Has anyone experienced the clear coat of their paint flaking away? Right now, the clear coat on both curved sides of the painted shoulders of the roof and the clear on part of the front cap is starting to flake away. I keep this coach waxed. This coach has the silver frost paint job. The area most effected now is the dark grey. Thanks, looking for solutions..

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Has anyone experienced the clear coat of their paint flaking away? Right now, the clear coat on both curved sides of the painted shoulders of the roof and the clear on part of the front cap is starting to flake away. I keep this coach waxed. This coach has the silver frost paint job. The area most effected now is the dark grey. Thanks, looking for solutions..
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