Devil Horn fade

Anyone found a solution to prevent this?

 

That's a bummer, mine don't look even close to that faded and had them 3yrs.

Although, I have covered parking at home and work.

@Andres ​

 

Prevent it ?
Looks like Custom !

 

Like heating up metal....
Red to White Hot !

 

Don't get me wrong the craftsmanship is exemplary, however if I can find a solution then I'll order another apply the solution then mount.

 

I just did some super light reading on the protection of anodized aluminum.

I need to indulge more before I could possibly recommend any type of product.

 

When did you buy them? New or used? Years ago Andres ran into some issues with the fading horns on fire versions where the anodization process was incomplete and/or quality-challenged. At that time, he replaced any faded ones with new ones.

 

Clear coat?

 

New,. Just 3.months ago maybe 6, yea probably 6

 

First thing I'd do is contact Andres and let him know there is a problem then.

 

yea sent him an email.

 

Try aerospace 303 protectant. It blocks UV really well, I use it on my headlights and all the rubber seals. Doesn't attract any dirt/dust what so ever. My go to.

 

good idea....its on my list of stuff to get for the plastic. thanks

 

eldedo...Andres ever respond to you??