Camo durability question
#11
The problems I encountered started as a small chip or flake and continued to peel without any effort at all. But my local Yamastore was more than helpfull putting through a warranty claim. $700 front fenders later I was a happy customer again.
#13
You know what's funny is that even the soft stream from a garden hose without a sprayer would peel the camo off in 1" square patches after the surface was broke.
Like I said earlier I guess they just chalked it up to poor adhesion.
Like I said earlier I guess they just chalked it up to poor adhesion.
#14
I'll have to use a garden hose as soon as its warm, hopefully I can test it, I think my problem is from rubbing off of trees ..but if it does that since I've started the peeling..it will be become their problem, not mine.
#16
good to hear..I'll just have to cary a chainsaw..
If my knee wasnt F-ed up I would be able to throw my weight around more and probably avoid some of the rubbing, but if it doesnt spread I dont care. I plan on keeping this quad for atleast 5 years.
If my knee wasnt F-ed up I would be able to throw my weight around more and probably avoid some of the rubbing, but if it doesnt spread I dont care. I plan on keeping this quad for atleast 5 years.
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