Anybody know how the non-metalic clearcoat paints (flame red, black,
etc.) hold up compared to the metalic pearlcoats (intense blue, emerald
green, etc.)? I like the flame red on the 98 Dak (this seems to be the
only color Dodge likes to use in their ads), but I know people with red
vehicles that have had fade and oxidation problems. I live in Atlanta,
and although it does get hot (90s) here in the summer, it is not as
blistering as TX or the southwest.
Also the same question with reguards to repair, repaint, buffing, etc.
I've heard that the clearcoats are easier to work with. Any thoughts?
jeff
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