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			<title>Roof Paint Oxidation</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[I've noticed that taller vehicles (Vans/SUVs) often have severe paint fading on the roof while the rest of the car looks fine. Case in point: a Montero I saw today with a pristine hood but a trashed roof. 
 
Is this mainly due to poor maintenance (car wash staff not being able to reach/dry the top)...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>I've noticed that taller vehicles (Vans/SUVs) often have severe paint fading on the roof while the rest of the car looks fine. Case in point: a Montero I saw today with a pristine hood but a trashed roof.<br />
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Is this mainly due to poor maintenance (car wash staff not being able to reach/dry the top) or just constant sun exposure? Any insights?<br />
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