Has anyone use 3M Scotchgard™ film on a hatch lens. It is a Paint protection film which is a transparent polyurethane film that adheres to the painted surface of vulnerable areas on cars.
I am replacing the acrylic lens on my Lewmar hatches. Acrylic craze due to UV exposure.
I am using Lexen (poly-carbonate) instead of Acrylic as Lexen don't craze or break. But by chance I bought non-UV protection infused Lexen. So a 3M Scotchgard would make more sense as I can replace it easily.
Any thoughts?
I am replacing the acrylic lens on my Lewmar hatches. Acrylic craze due to UV exposure.
I am using Lexen (poly-carbonate) instead of Acrylic as Lexen don't craze or break. But by chance I bought non-UV protection infused Lexen. So a 3M Scotchgard would make more sense as I can replace it easily.
Any thoughts?