DPHC13

So bit the bullet and ordered up one of those invisible bra's off of Ebay. It is a "NuSolis" Mustang GT bra kit. Install was straight forward. Really helped having a heat gun. Just from handling it it seems to be decent quality. Tho I don't expect it to last as long as the 3M 200 dollar bra's. This kit cost about 30 bux. I know, I know you get what you pay for but I wanted to try a cheap one and see if I could even install it myself. Now I know I can. If I order another one I would just order the material and cut it to fit myself. The biggest problem I had was trying to get the cut lines to match up on the car. It seems a little small.

houtex

Oh, a bra for a car. I had an entirely different expectation.

/sorry, just passin' thru, don't mind me...

Hawaii 5.0

^ if only what youre thinking could be a reality..

AlsCobra

So how tough was the install. I've been thinking about one. Probably gonna repaint the bumper first. Rock chips.

DPHC13

If you have some patience, and a heat gun (or a blow dryer) it's easy. The brand I got is looking like it sucks. It's been on one day and I have a chunk in it from a rock. So I'm gonna order some of the 3M un-cut material and put that on the front of the hood.

300angryhorses

is it easy to remove or fix if you screw it up or want to replace it? My bumper cover has so many rock chips in it that I would like to replace it. If the 3M type covers work, I will probably cover whatever replacement I get. I would be interested in knowing whether people have found that the covers work. How long they have had the cover and how well the covers are holding up.