I How can I go about making a "Space Proof" coating?

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To create a "space proof" coating for a satellite promoting Dogecoin, it is essential to consider durability against extreme conditions. Engraving the logo onto the metal panel is suggested as a viable option to prevent degradation. Research on special paints designed for spacecraft yields numerous resources, indicating that specific coatings can withstand radiation and heat. Links to relevant studies and articles were shared to assist in finding suitable materials. Selecting the right approach will ensure the logo remains intact during the satellite's mission.
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So I am planning on launching a Satellite to promote the Dogecoin cryptocurrency. One of the main points is printing/painting (Or whatever) the logo on the side of a metal panel. How can I make it so it doesn't melt off or turn white from radiation so quickly?
 
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