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The Black Spot
Fasbreak, I too use the UV Bubble shield from GM. I personally love using it. I position the shield so that the side opening is on my working side. This way I can gain access easily to my injector and perform the vacuum and pressure cycles with ease. If the sun happens to be in a position where it might reflect through the side opening, I will place my UV protective wrap over the opening to shade out any unwanted UV light. Once I have finished with my injector, I will use the bubble shield to cover it up while I am finishing my Pit filling. This way the UV light will not set up the resin in or around my injector until I can clean it up. 

The only time I use a uv shield is to do crack repairs other than that all I do is use a towel dark blue if that makes a difference. I wrap it around the bridge sometimes on those windy days I will use the back screw down legs to hold it down I just lift it to inspect the repair works great and a heck of a lot cheaper.
Happy Repairing
Brian
Happy Repairing

Brian
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