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| | How well does the Mossy Oak coloring hold up to the elements, and does it hide scratches well? how well do the other solid colors hold up? any to avoid? thanks |
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| | I have the blue on mine, but any little thing seems to show a lot of fine scratches. My daughter put her blue jeans on it riding down the dirt road, and the little movement she put several fine scratches on the fender. don't know about the rest. |
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| | I have the SP500HO with Mossy Oak coloring. I've never had any problems with scratching or fading or anything like that. I beat on it and it still looks almost new. Well, the few times I've seen it clean that is. |
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| | i would just get 1 color not mosssy oak |
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| Well i have a yellow 1 & it hides scratches pretty good. A way to help hide the scratches is to armoral it wen you wash it.
Josh |
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| | Scratches are no problem since the camo is in, not on the finish. I live in Arizona and the sun is so intence here that the camo has taken on a slight purple tint to it. Unless it is sitting next to a new one you wouldnt notice it though. |
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