no bra for me

 

With weak winters in Texas, there is no reason for my cars to wear a bra. I don't like their look and they are not needed here

 

yup, they scratch the car up. The 3m ones work pretty well but are very expensive though. I most likely will only get the clear headlight lens protectors.

 

did you put a support the troops sticker on it too!! <sarcasm>

or the good ol USA flag!?!? <even more sarcrasm>

just the fact that troops throughout history have died so we can give money to tiny radiated people makes me proud <ultra sarcasm>[/b][/quote]
Sarcasm accepted.

As a Veteran of foreign service, I accept and understand your feelings. Further, I support your ability, as an American, to vent your feelings.

Have a good day. :usa:

 

i vote the 3m product... it may be expensive, but so is repainting a mismatched/faded/chipped/rusted hood...... bras just do more damage than good anyway- plus they look ugly- you dont want the stang to look ugly- :nono: so! save some $$ and buy the clear film- it will look like you have nothing there AND protect the hood

 

Yeah and the labor to put it on would increase your cost. I would expect to pay around $800 for it installed, and that depends on the amount of the material put on.

I really think this stuff is going to be a good investment if you want to protect the front of your car.

I can submit a picture if you guys want to see the line. It's hardly noticeable. Get it professionally installed unless you are very good. It has to be cut for the cars design.

 

Man for $800 you can just get it repainted

 

Yeah, but the repaint will never be the same as the factory original...

 

repainted....nah. I'll probably upgrade by then.

 

Dustindu - my commute is similar to yours - 40 miles of Rt 95 thru NH and Mass. The winter sanding plus gravel and stones falling off construction vehicles has done the same damage to my Bonneville that you refer to. The front of my 4 year old car is an absolute mess and will have to be repainted next summer. There just isn't any way to avoid the problem around here no matter how much space you allow in front. I'm thinking this 3m product sounds great and I'll be checking into it. I do not want this new Mustang to suffer the same damage my other less eye catching vehicles have.

 

Yeah and the labor to put it on would increase your cost. I would expect to pay around $800 for it installed, and that depends on the amount of the material put on.

I really think this stuff is going to be a good investment if you want to protect the front of your car.

I can submit a picture if you guys want to see the line. It's hardly noticeable. Get it professionally installed unless you are very good. It has to be cut for the cars design. [/b][/quote]
Please do!!

I am on the fence about the 3M stuff...Mainly because I don't want it to like like it has a wrapper on it still...

 

I will take a picture of it and post it tomorrow or so. I have a class tonight and won't be able to get to my camera.

Honestly, You can only see the line when you look for it. But my view is, I would rather see it than rock chips. I washed it the other day and it washes great. No problems.

I guess it is personal preference.

I'll take a few pictures though just to show.

 

But with the clear stuff on top of the paint, you can't enjoy the factory paint anyway.

 

I have thought about the bra thing and have come to the conclusion that I do not want one. This is because after many years of trying I still cannot remove it quickly with just one hand.

 

 

Hahaha...at one point I was like, uh....why would you want to remove the film....then I kicked myself in the **** and laughed....

 

 

If you don't but a bra on, the bumper will be dragging on the ground in a few years...and no one wants to look at that.

 

I got the bra from Ford. I usually get them from California Mustang. I have them for all five of my ponies and I swear by them. especially in the snow!

 

OK guys, I got some pics before the sun went down. Here are the pictures of the clear bra. Can you spot it?