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Trying to understand the different methods of installing clear bras, and they seem to be all over the map.

I have had 3-M clear bras in the past and every clear bra I have ever seen always has gaps along the edge of any panel that is covered.

Have recently read about "wrapped" installations and it seems like some installers can/will wrap the edge of the clear bra material around the edge of the affected panel so you so not see the edges. From what I can figure out this has nothing to do with the different materials, i.e. Suntek, Xpel, etc. and has only to do with the individual installer and just how talented he is.

If I've got anything wrong would appreciate someone chiming in to correct me.

Lastly, does anyone know of any installers in the Sacramento, CA area that can wrap a clear bra?

Thanks for you help!

XPEL

When getting a clear bra installed we always recommend asking your installer to wrap the edges where possible.

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