faded spoiler fixed
02-12-13, 07:57 AM
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Couldnt see doing the entire car, but I know people with exotics that dont want to paint go this route. For what you are looking for, sounds like clearbra is what you are after. this would reduce the amount of paint chips on the bumper, hood etc
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02-12-13, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by IXI187IXI
not bad and a cheap fix but i would have rather spent the $100 to get it repainted or at least used a black vinyl. That cf vinyl looks nothing like cf which is the only reason im opposed to it.
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Hello all!
This is the first time I am posting, and I also suffer from the fading spoiler epidemic on my Smokey Granite Mica. I will be having my spoiler resprayed in the next month or so, along with having my clear bra removed and reapplied with new material.
My car has had the clear bra since day one, and it has saved my front end from many years of chips and road debris damage. I think after 6+ years, it's just time for reapplication of the clear bra before it isn't removable.
Has anyone experienced any issues after removing their original clear bra's? My only worry is the paint coming off when removing it.
This is the first time I am posting, and I also suffer from the fading spoiler epidemic on my Smokey Granite Mica. I will be having my spoiler resprayed in the next month or so, along with having my clear bra removed and reapplied with new material.
My car has had the clear bra since day one, and it has saved my front end from many years of chips and road debris damage. I think after 6+ years, it's just time for reapplication of the clear bra before it isn't removable.
Has anyone experienced any issues after removing their original clear bra's? My only worry is the paint coming off when removing it.
03-06-13, 06:56 PM
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Hello all!
This is the first time I am posting, and I also suffer from the fading spoiler epidemic on my Smokey Granite Mica. I will be having my spoiler resprayed in the next month or so, along with having my clear bra removed and reapplied with new material.
My car has had the clear bra since day one, and it has saved my front end from many years of chips and road debris damage. I think after 6+ years, it's just time for reapplication of the clear bra before it isn't removable.
Has anyone experienced any issues after removing their original clear bra's? My only worry is the paint coming off when removing it.
This is the first time I am posting, and I also suffer from the fading spoiler epidemic on my Smokey Granite Mica. I will be having my spoiler resprayed in the next month or so, along with having my clear bra removed and reapplied with new material.
My car has had the clear bra since day one, and it has saved my front end from many years of chips and road debris damage. I think after 6+ years, it's just time for reapplication of the clear bra before it isn't removable.
Has anyone experienced any issues after removing their original clear bra's? My only worry is the paint coming off when removing it.
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