Spray on clear bra's do they really work???
9/20/06, 08:55 PM
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Spray on clear bra's do they really work???
I've seen several "spray on" clear bras/paint protection products at places like kragens and autozone my question is do they really work? I don't want it for the whole I just want to use it on a cdc chin spoiler. Tks in advance.
9/21/06, 11:15 AM
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I tried some stuff that is made by RainX I think, it's a bug shield and it sprays on clear (clear enough anyway) It says it will wash off with water and/or last for about 2 weeks. The bugs stick to it and not the paint, then when you wash it off the bugs just fall off. It seems to work pretty well so far, (only had it on for a few days). I drive so much at night that it was worth it for me.
It does make the finish look a little dull, it is not shiny like the untreated portions, but I just use it on the bumpers and headlight covers and you can't tell unless you look at it closely, or feel it. It has a slightly rough textured feel. Again, for $5 and the ease of use, it's worth it to me.
It does make the finish look a little dull, it is not shiny like the untreated portions, but I just use it on the bumpers and headlight covers and you can't tell unless you look at it closely, or feel it. It has a slightly rough textured feel. Again, for $5 and the ease of use, it's worth it to me.
9/21/06, 06:13 PM
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http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=20264
Black and it peels off
Black and it peels off
Useful Instructions:
Spray-On Bra creates an airtight, waterproof barrier. Make sure the surface to be protected is clean and dry before use. To start, mask off sections that are not to be coated. Apply Spray-On Bra in the shade at cool temperatures, if possible out of direct wind and in a well ventilated area. Shake the container well and often during use. Spray approximately 6-10 inches form surface being treated using overlapping layers until the entire area is covered. For maximum protection a film thickness of 1/8 inch is recommended. Remove masking shortly after application. Spray-On Bra is dry to the touch in 15 minutes and fully cured in 90 minutes.
Removal:
Peel up an edge of the film from the surface and pull up sections as desired. After removing, dispose of properly in trash bin. Reapply when needed.
Spray-On Bra creates an airtight, waterproof barrier. Make sure the surface to be protected is clean and dry before use. To start, mask off sections that are not to be coated. Apply Spray-On Bra in the shade at cool temperatures, if possible out of direct wind and in a well ventilated area. Shake the container well and often during use. Spray approximately 6-10 inches form surface being treated using overlapping layers until the entire area is covered. For maximum protection a film thickness of 1/8 inch is recommended. Remove masking shortly after application. Spray-On Bra is dry to the touch in 15 minutes and fully cured in 90 minutes.
Removal:
Peel up an edge of the film from the surface and pull up sections as desired. After removing, dispose of properly in trash bin. Reapply when needed.
9/21/06, 07:16 PM
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I have been testing and have just brought to Market a brush-on CLEAR polymer coating that WORKS!! You will be hearing alot about this product in the coming weeks. I call it "AutoMask" and have tested it on all of my cars for 8 months and IT FLAT WORKS!! GO TO: www.automasksite.com for more info (you need quicktime to watch the videos)
9/22/06, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by griots garage
One can covers about 12 square feet
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