RaysurX

I know the 3M FILM has been popular and proven. Wondering if anyone has tried this SPRAY version on any of their cars?

sloosh

Cough up the money for self-healing clear bra if you're really worried about protecting the car. With that spray you're just going to have to reapply once a year and it doesn't provide the same level of production. I just got my complete hood, front bumper, headlights, both fenders, side skirts, flairs by the rear wheels, and trunk lip covered for $950. 10 year warranty on the film. Find someone that will take their time and do a good job.

zmcgovern4

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There is a thread on the 2IS page regarding this product, there are also many threads and reviews on other detailing forums...

General consensus: DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY

Reason: Terrible finish - very textured/a lot of orange peel. Makes your finish look dull. It is also a huge PITA to remove. It does not pull off in one piece as advertised (according to those who have used it), but it comes off in tiny pieces and takes forever and makes a mess.

Just pay for the real deal if you are interested in a clear bra.

RaysurX

Thanx! I asked out of curiosity and believe in the traditional film application. Your "general consensus" line is the quick answer I needed.

FusterCluk

Seems kinda like a Plasti-Dip product from the looks of it. I'd be worried about getting a consistently even coat.

georgeowls

Has anyone gotten a clear bra yet on a 350? If so, how much did you cover and how much dud it cost?

Thanks in advance

RLGS300

waste of money, did a test on a body panel laying around it came out horrible and trying to get it to peel off was another story in itself

sloosh

Look at the 2nd post in this thread.