Clear Bra
02-05-2007 | 06:37 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by Carrera GT
I think that means whole panels, not the whole car. Some folks like to cut the plastic about half way up the front of the car (since stone chips are going to occur at the front and on vertical surfaces) but this leaves a cut line to catch the wax and draw the eye to a contrast etc.
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I'm still leaning, maybe listing, to the don't do anything approach. I can't see it ever looking right with the plastic cover, very much like a 50's sofa. It keeps it clean, but it's uncomfortable to look at.
02-05-2007 | 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by tdf360
I guess everyone has their opinion on what bothers them most...I simply can't stand stone chips, and as close to invisible as a well-installed film is, the decision is very easy for me. Obviously others disagree.
Gary
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I have been looking around for an E39 M5 because I think the E60 is butt ugly. So far, no dice on west coast cars. Most have fronts that are chipped to hell.
02-05-2007 | 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by normank
Eliminate tailgating from the play book, or know the trajectory of pebbles coming off the tire of a car going 120 mph and there you have it; no more chips.
02-25-2007 | 12:25 AM
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03-03-2007 | 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by black986S
If you decide to get a clear bra, stick with Venture Shield. Metropolitan Detail here in Seattle did mine, and it's virtually invisible.
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Got information from Glenn Anderson who does all the work for Champion. The Service Dept. says they have never had a complaint. Thought I would pass it on for anyone thinking of having it done in Florida.
03-03-2007 | 12:00 PM
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I was skeptical about clear bras and never had them on my cars until last year. I am very happy with the results and the piece of mind when I drive. The fact that I was fortunate to have Premier in my region for the installation made the final decision that much easier. Sam and Wilson are simply excellent craftsman and they care.
03-04-2007 | 10:18 PM
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Normank
In the South Florida the best installer that I have experienced is autosupershield.com in Boca Raton, Pepe. He has installed the 3M clear bra on about 12 of my cars. Currently on my new white GT3 (it is virtually invisible) the nose (complete bumper and lights), 1/3 hood and fenders, mirrors. I have it on other vehicles, red, white, silver and yellow. All virtually invisible and protect they do! You can drive with more comfort when you hear the sand or gravel.
I will also put in on my RS that I just got yesterday.
In the South Florida the best installer that I have experienced is autosupershield.com in Boca Raton, Pepe. He has installed the 3M clear bra on about 12 of my cars. Currently on my new white GT3 (it is virtually invisible) the nose (complete bumper and lights), 1/3 hood and fenders, mirrors. I have it on other vehicles, red, white, silver and yellow. All virtually invisible and protect they do! You can drive with more comfort when you hear the sand or gravel.
I will also put in on my RS that I just got yesterday.
03-05-2007 | 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by FL Porsche
Normank
In the South Florida the best installer that I have experienced is autosupershield.com in Boca Raton, Pepe. He has installed the 3M clear bra on about 12 of my cars. Currently on my new white GT3 (it is virtually invisible) the nose (complete bumper and lights), 1/3 hood and fenders, mirrors. I have it on other vehicles, red, white, silver and yellow. All virtually invisible and protect they do! You can drive with more comfort when you hear the sand or gravel.
I will also put in on my RS that I just got yesterday.
In the South Florida the best installer that I have experienced is autosupershield.com in Boca Raton, Pepe. He has installed the 3M clear bra on about 12 of my cars. Currently on my new white GT3 (it is virtually invisible) the nose (complete bumper and lights), 1/3 hood and fenders, mirrors. I have it on other vehicles, red, white, silver and yellow. All virtually invisible and protect they do! You can drive with more comfort when you hear the sand or gravel.
I will also put in on my RS that I just got yesterday.
