Stock-Speed3
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just wondering - id like to see a pic
SwampAss said:The bra thing to me is very camaro circa 1990. I think the bras end up doing more bad that good. 3M makes a clear bra that I've heard people rave about. I've yet to actually see one in person. Then again, if it's clear, how would I really know unless I was looking for it.
richmusch said:Why does it do more bad than good? Please let me know what evidence/personal experience you have with this? The clear bra is too damn expensive so I was thinking a mask from Mazda would do the trick.
Thanks,
-Rich
well.. it fogged because Chrysler did a crappy job putting on the paint to begin with, they decided to use "cost saving primer" in the 97 and earlier cars, which then caused the paint to chip/fog. They finnaly wised up in 98 and later models and decided to spend some more dough to prevent the issue.RedHotP5 said:They can cause paint damage, even with proper precautions. I had one on my '95 Neon and I removed the bra everytime I washed the car and after heavy rainstorms. I also removed it during the winter months. Nonetheless my paint fogged on me.
I would only recommend them now for people who take long trips. You can also contact Rockblocker here on the forums. They do a clear bra...not sure on the price though.
Loose said:Got mine and I love it. 3M clrear bra...came from the dealer with it.
sephiroth said:well.. it fogged because Chrysler did a crappy job putting on the paint to begin with, they decided to use "cost saving primer" in the 97 and earlier cars, which then caused the paint to chip/fog. They finnaly wised up in 98 and later models and decided to spend some more dough to prevent the issue.
Loose said:Got mine and I love it. 3M clrear bra...came from the dealer with it.
It's hard to see but this pic you can see the seam...Akaveli said:I don't even see it. Seriously, do you have any other pictures that can show how it looks?
Nope it's like 15" up the hood and you can't see the seam in that pic. Try the pic below....whitey4311 said:I can see it just fine. If you look close about 3 inches up the hood it stops and runs along the bumper/fender line making the paint look a bit like it doesnt match. There is a trade off with any application like this but I suppose the 3m is the best so far.
I just dont see the point in paying $800 for the thing then selling the car in 3yrs any way. I also read that the 3m film will start to absorb bug deposits and look stained.