Clear Bra paint protection
I bought a kit from RichochetGuard and I would highly recommend it 
Originally Posted by RicochetGuard
I sell and install it.
I would reccommend only using 3M film, and Xpel really has the cleanest and best designed kits.
It does only cover the impact prone areas, the mirrors hood fenders, bumper.
and it is completly removeable if needed, but you shouldnt need to, as it will last about 8 years.
This stuff is strong, and you dont need to worry about your paint once its on.
Tonight I will post some links to docs I have written about it.
I can get the kits and all that if you guys need them, I drop ship.
If anything I would do the headlights, its a 20 mil film that is pretty easy to put on, and it protects them from pretty much anything, if it does break something, Xpel provides a warranty where they pay your deductible for replacing them.
My site is very informative
http://www.ricochetguard.com/
here are some pics
I would reccommend only using 3M film, and Xpel really has the cleanest and best designed kits.
It does only cover the impact prone areas, the mirrors hood fenders, bumper.
and it is completly removeable if needed, but you shouldnt need to, as it will last about 8 years.
This stuff is strong, and you dont need to worry about your paint once its on.
Tonight I will post some links to docs I have written about it.
I can get the kits and all that if you guys need them, I drop ship.
If anything I would do the headlights, its a 20 mil film that is pretty easy to put on, and it protects them from pretty much anything, if it does break something, Xpel provides a warranty where they pay your deductible for replacing them.
My site is very informative
http://www.ricochetguard.com/
here are some pics
I have it, nice stuff. From what the installer said it's some what difficult to put on. Had a friend that drives a STI he tried doing it himself, needless to say he had to throw it away because he screwed it up pretty bad.
I got mine installed, hood and leading edge of fenders and mirrors, for $190.00 cheapest price I could find.
I got mine installed, hood and leading edge of fenders and mirrors, for $190.00 cheapest price I could find.
, i got mine done and no regrets.
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From: North Hollywood
$400 Installed in LA - SC Clear Bra EVO Special
We are having an EVO SC Clear Bra special in the Los Angeles Area. The entire kit which includes hood, fender, mirror & Bumper for $400 installed.
You can view the EVO kit templates at http://www.scclearbra.com
If you plan to purchase this item, I would defenetly recomend getting a professional install. You can find an installer in your area by going to http://www.xpel.com and doing a zip code search in your area.
I also carry the smoke, blue, yellow and clear headlight protection kit for the EVO
And smoke EVO tail light film kit.
Check out pics of smoked out EVO with SC Clear Bra at
http://www.stickercity.com/photo/ind...on%20Projects/
You can view the EVO kit templates at http://www.scclearbra.com
If you plan to purchase this item, I would defenetly recomend getting a professional install. You can find an installer in your area by going to http://www.xpel.com and doing a zip code search in your area.
I also carry the smoke, blue, yellow and clear headlight protection kit for the EVO
And smoke EVO tail light film kit.
Check out pics of smoked out EVO with SC Clear Bra at
http://www.stickercity.com/photo/ind...on%20Projects/
I know this stuff works, and i am planning to get it too. my question is does it get yellow after a year or too or does it have enough u.v. protect in it to last. is it a vinyl product or some other type of polymer. I'm worried that it will get yellow or opaque after a year or so but nobody has had them long enough for me to judge. i'm pretty sure that anything that 3m puts out will be of high quality though.
I bought a kit from ebay for $170, there are loads of them for sale. With that purchase I also purchased a roll that was not pre-cut. I have played with uncut and it is not that hard to install. Would probably recommend a garage or someplace under a roof...
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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Brew City
I don't know but I have almost 7000 miles on my RR RS with zero chips up front. Just today I was cleaning my wheels and did a front end check-up just for chips. Not one, nothing on the hood or bumper. Though I did find two additional dings on my rear passenger door from knobs opening their doors into mine.
Oh, new thought.... Clear Bra for the wheels... It wouldn't stop a curb check but it would stop little rock chips and maybe keep some of the brake dust off.
Or, am I smoking too much crack again?
Or, am I smoking too much crack again?
Here's pics of my clear bra install by www.stickercity.com in the Los Angeles area:
http://www.socalevo.net/forums/viewt...r=asc&start=15
http://www.socalevo.net/forums/viewt...r=asc&start=15
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