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12-30-2007, 07:36 PM
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New long lasting light bulbs and auto fading ???
Posted By: Paul Moss
Any light will fade autos, the fluorescent will just do it at a faster rate. Just make sure that your items are behind UV glass, or stockpile a 50 year supply of incandescent bulbs and risk the wrath of Al Gore. 
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