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Dave said:SY is unique in the Porsche colour range because it has a special ingredient in it that makes the paint a little more slippery making all SY cars more aerodynamic and therefore slightly faster. This ingredient reacts with the paint in a process similar to that of fermentation. If the fermentation period varies then so does the Yellowness of the paint. If you look really closely you will probably find that non of the panels are the same as another.
Hope this clarifies things
Daniel said:Dave said:SY is unique in the Porsche colour range because it has a special ingredient in it that makes the paint a little more slippery making all SY cars more aerodynamic and therefore slightly faster. This ingredient reacts with the paint in a process similar to that of fermentation. If the fermentation period varies then so does the Yellowness of the paint. If you look really closely you will probably find that non of the panels are the same as another.
Hope this clarifies things
I did not know this ?? Thanks Dave, I will stay away from them SY vehicles, don't want to look slow !!
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