Clear Bra??
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I saw a clear bra on a black car when mine was being installed. It looked fine.
Armourfend is another manufacturer.
A great installer is Envisage Design in West L.A. at TransparentBra.com
Armourfend is another manufacturer.
A great installer is Envisage Design in West L.A. at TransparentBra.com
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Originally Posted by Jimbo' date='Jul 3 2004, 04:25 PM
I saw a clear bra on a black car when mine was being installed. It looked fine.
Armourfend is another manufacturer.
A great installer is Envisage Design in West L.A. at TransparentBra.com
Armourfend is another manufacturer.
A great installer is Envisage Design in West L.A. at TransparentBra.com
He's actually closer to my place in So.Calif so thanks for the original link on this!
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Lifetime. Wow, that's the best yet. I opted not to get the Xpel because, IIRC, it had a few extra cuts and seams and I was concerned at the time about wax accumulation around the seams. I went with Venture and their 6-year warranty which I hope is conservative. Venture says to wax the bra just as if it were paint. Installers told me the same thing about 3M, and I imagine it will apply to all clear film.
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3M is actually 5 years... To be honest.. I would replace it at 3-4 years anyway worst case.
http://cms.3m.com/cms/US/en/2-168/czuekFC/....jhtml#warranty
http://cms.3m.com/cms/US/en/2-168/czuekFC/....jhtml#warranty