Nice write up. I have the same chin spoiler and its getting pretty dinged up from rocks and scraping. I should have done this when i first installed it but i don't believe it was out yet. I may pick up a can and try it out.

btw - is that a FOUR car garage, looks dope!

 

Hah, I have only have one garage. It's a condo development.

 

Thinking about getting this stuff to protect the front bumper, head lights, fog lights and front edge of the hood. Do you think there is enough in one kit to do all of that or would I need a couple kits?

 

You might be able to get away with one, but not sure.

 

UPDATE: REMOVAL

Removed the 3M spray clear bra from the front of the car. It was starting to look dingy. It did a great job of protecting the chin spoiler, but I bought a permanent replacement (xpel extreme). The spray came off very easily. Almost in one entire piece.

 

I regret not doing some type of clear mask when I got mine a year ago. I'm paying the price now.

 

When you say "dingy"... you mean what? Yellow? Pitted? Dirty? Faded? etc etc

 

It wouldn't shine anymore. After a wash, it would just be foggy and look nasty. The spray is only rated for 1 year before you need to peel and spray on again. I did it last April, so it definitely held together and I was very impressed with the product. It saved my chin spoiler from a TON of road rash.