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Old Dec 26, 2004 | 04:15 PM
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Hes lying thrs nothin thr nice job came out real nice
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Old Dec 26, 2004 | 04:44 PM
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So the clear bra doesnt change the color?
(like the white to a white with a yellowish tint)
Is it easy to clean? Ans, for whatever reason, if i needed to take off teh clear bra, is it easy to do so?
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Old Dec 26, 2004 | 05:33 PM
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-well, you have to look VERY close in bright light at the right angulation see a slight change in hue, but for the most part you can not tell (ie. Ruhtra's comment)
-you clean it like normal, wash/wax.
-yeah, it looked pretty easy when the installer took off the first bra with the bubble...he just wet it a little and pulled it off...no damage to the paint

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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 08:07 AM
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Originally posted by ssc
-well, you have to look VERY close in bright light at the right angulation see a slight change in hue, but for the most part you can not tell (ie. Ruhtra's comment)
-you clean it like normal, wash/wax.
-yeah, it looked pretty easy when the installer took off the first bra with the bubble...he just wet it a little and pulled it off...no damage to the paint
Did you mention price? This is new technology to me... have no idea how much it would cost.

Hard to imagine that something that fits well and stays put wouldn't damage the paint when it came time to uninstall it. Is it just a vacuum fit, no glue or adhesive to hold it in place?

BTW, looks great.
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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 08:58 AM
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-well, im not sure how much this would cost down south but up here, it seemed like the going price for it ranged from ~300-500.
it all depends on finding the right guys though.
these guys, for example, offered it for under 300...plus they do it at your home/work.
-about the unstall and paint damage...yeah, the paint was not damaged at all (i was watching pretty carefully during the unstall). the guy said that OEM paint usually will not get damaged during unstall but he has seen aftermarket paint damaged during unstall....so he recommends having a professional do the unstall.
i looked at the material and it seems like the stuff has some adhesive on it and i think the installer uses additional adhesive during the install.
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Old Dec 27, 2004 | 07:56 PM
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looks like this is something i will have to invest in
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