Clear bra? Yes or no?
Opinions please!

My appointment is in 12 hours! Thanks!
It looks pretty much invisible if you get the whole part covered in it. Don't go for the 1/3 hood or fender tips etc. Those you'll see the edges over time from waxing etc. getting caught when cleaning. Make sure it's a premium film to ensure it will last. It's all about maintenance, wax the clear bra like you would without it, don't use any abrasives like polishes as that can affect the finish. Most films come with a warranty good for many years, so if it does yellow etc., it's free to replace.
Last edited by Illusive; Feb 22, 2012 at 11:48 PM.
Darker cars, if you have any edges (i.e. half hood etc.), it'll be easier to spot the edge especially after applying a paste wax as it will collect on that edge.
These films have come a long way from when they were first introduced many years ago and hold up much better to previous problems like yellowing and abrasion. Again, if you get it done at a reputable place, ask about their warranty on the film. Make sure if you ever have any issues like a tear or yellowing that you didn't do intentionally, that they will reinstall it with new film without charging you for it. Good luck!
Last edited by Illusive; Feb 22, 2012 at 11:57 PM.
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I did not do my hood - just bumper, lights, mirrors. Overall, I'm very pleased and feel it was worth the money. I haven't had it long enough to worry about yellowing yet... I bought a bottle of the XPEL cleaner and it works OK. Haven't tried any quick detailers on it - sticking with the XPEL stuff.
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