Clear Bra - Spots on it, How to Clean?
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Clear Bra - Spots on it, How to Clean?
I have Clear Bra on my car and the other day, the car wash guy told me that there are water spots on it and it could potentially damage the paint. He told to get it re-done, but not sure if he's just trying get me to do this again or if he's really true.
Has anyone else had this kind of problem? Is there a speical formula that I can use to get rid of the water spots?
Has anyone else had this kind of problem? Is there a speical formula that I can use to get rid of the water spots?
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Water spots on the bra cannot damage the paint, otherwise it is not a water spot. The clear bra is not only a surface for debris to contact but it will absorb limited amounts of certain liquids. I would not recommend letting corrosives like gasoline get onto the bra for example because it will break down the plastic. The only way for anyone to help you is to see some pictures of the spots.
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I've never had any water spots on my 3 year old clear bra. Even after a rain or wash and left to dry on the clear bra, it should be easily wiped off w/ Meguiar's Detailer spray or your favorite wax compound.
Highly unlikely that you need to get your clear bra redone unless there's excessive bubbles, ripped or damaged in any physical way.
Other than that, water stains/spots is not an issue on the clear bra.
Highly unlikely that you need to get your clear bra redone unless there's excessive bubbles, ripped or damaged in any physical way.
Other than that, water stains/spots is not an issue on the clear bra.
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This thread may help, has pics of a new clear bra that look like water spots that turned out to be bubbles and disappeared in a few days... https://www.clublexus.com/forums/edi...postid=2238653
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I've never had any water spots on my 3 year old clear bra. Even after a rain or wash and left to dry on the clear bra, it should be easily wiped off w/ Meguiar's Detailer spray or your favorite wax compound.
Highly unlikely that you need to get your clear bra redone unless there's excessive bubbles, ripped or damaged in any physical way.
Other than that, water stains/spots is not an issue on the clear bra.
Highly unlikely that you need to get your clear bra redone unless there's excessive bubbles, ripped or damaged in any physical way.
Other than that, water stains/spots is not an issue on the clear bra.
I was finally to get rid of the spots on my clear bra----I removed it!!!!!
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