New twist on car bra

That's interesting, but I wonder how impact resistant it is.  Hmmm...

Gets good review on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/re...BSKYM82/ref=mw_dp_cr

I guess that it's pretty new.  Launched May 3rd of 2013

I will definitely be trying this after Natalie is repainted.  Maybe even this summer, if I get the new job in NC.  http://youtu.be/fi3hJYmtKR4

Looks simple enough to use.  I may have to try it.  I wonder how difficult it would be to do on the front of the car around lights, etc.  Meaning, I wonder if it runs and that is why they dont show anyone doing down the sides or front of car...only the hood...

I have an Xpel Clear Bra, but that does look cool.  With all the curves on a 356 I still would feel more comfortable having a shop tape and apply properly. 

I'm thinking of doing my car at the CORN DAZE-PART DEUX tech time in the Stanistan Automotive Technical Center (Galat's big honkin' garage).

 

I'll post when done.

Marty, since you are coming down from Chi-town for CORN DAZE you can see how it works and then decide. My car is due for paint anyway so I don't mind being the guinea pig for this.

Very cool stuff, if it works.

FYI.  After reading durability reports on this, I decided to go the clear bra route after paint.  Carey is now using installers of this product.

http://www.diamond-shield.com

It appears to have better specs than 3M & there's local install talent because Carey's neck of the woods is crawling with high-end RV manufacturers.

I have the 3M product on my BMW, and after two years in the sun it's definitely showing some UV damage.  That shouldn't be a problem on Natalie since she stays indoors most of the time.  That said, keep it waxed.

Lane, they recommend "303 Aerospace Protectant" to be applied after each wash & before every trip.  Among other things, it's supposed to help with UV protection.  Maybe something others might consider on their clear bras.

I use Mothers plastic polish on my Expel Bra.  Looks brand new.  That does not sound very manly now that I re read it

Looks like Pearl was waaay ahead of her time...

 

I stopped in where she got painted, this past summer, to show off her 16-year-old paint.  While there, Rick, the owner, told me he's now shooting a lot of street rods in that 3M clear, spray-on stuff.  Same deal as a film job: remove all of the trim, mask it off and spray it.  In the end, it's about the same cost as getting a film job.  He and his other paint guy are very good, so I doubt that it's an issue for them to do sloped and vertical panels.

I've used what the installers recommended, but it's not much different than wax and harder to apply.  The P21S I use provides UV protection as well.  I think my problem is that the BMW lives outside almost all the time since the Speedster is using my side of the garage.

VINCE AND I LOVE THE CLEAR BRAS ON CHICKS

 

You've seen two you've seen them all.......at my age, "cash" is my favorite 4 letter word

 

I dunno Alan, I agree with Ron White "once you've seen one woman naked you want to see them all."

"All?"  I don't know about that Tom.  Roseann Barr comes to mind.