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Old 20th December 2012   #1
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Mass Loaded Vinyl over window-how to prevent deterioration.

Mass loaded vinyl deteriorated rapidly in the presence of UV. Can I paint it white with latex to prevent it from deteriorating? Or should I put a sheet of Mylar between it and the window? I have 6" traps over the window but i still hear outside noise.
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Is window exterior from the MLV? If so, try this
SnapTint Clear UV Block Window Film
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