Difference Between Untreated Glass and EnduroShield Treated Glass | EnduroShield

Date: 6 October 2011

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Date: 6 October 2011

The top third and bottom third of the glass has been protected with Enduro Shield Glass Coating, the middle section has not. Muddy water has then been poured over the glass.

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