[CU2] Oh god i scratched my car again

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11-03-2009, 04:05 PM
HunterZero

Yes, typically only goes 30-50cm up the bonnet.

You can get your wing mirrors done and the leading edge of the roof done too.

- HZ
11-03-2009, 04:32 PM
tony1234

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Originally Posted by HunterZero

The invisible car bras are usually applied in a few pieces, so I'd imagine that you would just have that affected piece replaced.

The stuff they are made from is amazingly tough, though.

- HZ

Is is pretty tough,the most i've got is a few very small nicks from large rocks,just on the surface,it hasn't gone through the material.This is the 2nd.car i've had this stuff applied on.:thumbsup:.Waaaay better than the crap OEM bonnet and headlight protectors that Honda sell.
11-03-2009, 04:36 PM
denot

quick question for ppl who used it before... is it easy to take off? like how do you wash/wax/polish/sealant the car, with the clear bra on? do you just ignore the bits with the bra or do you take the bra off before you clean the car?
11-03-2009, 04:55 PM
tony1234

Quote:

Originally Posted by denot

quick question for ppl who used it before... is it easy to take off? like how do you wash/wax/polish/sealant the car, with the clear bra on? do you just ignore the bits with the bra or do you take the bra off before you clean the car?

Q1.You don't take it off.
Q2.I just polish straight over it.
Q3.Same as Q1.
11-03-2009, 09:59 PM
furythree

is it soft like contact that u use to cover books or lcd screen covers etc? or is a hard casing.
lol u cud just order huge quantities of sheets from these guys
www.bestskinsever.com
and do it yourself to save money :thumbsup: haha
12-03-2009, 06:58 AM
Crapdaz

denot - it's just similiar to vinyls, where vinyls are the same colour or contrast colours and you wax/wash/polish over it.

The only way to remove is heatgun and peel off and then washing and removing the glue later on.

furythree - goodluck in doing a good job yourself on it without bubbling i reckon :p
12-03-2009, 10:11 AM
denot

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Originally Posted by Crapdaz

denot - it's just similiar to vinyls, where vinyls are the same colour or contrast colours and you wax/wash/polish over it.

The only way to remove is heatgun and peel off and then washing and removing the glue later on.

furythree - goodluck in doing a good job yourself on it without bubbling i reckon :p

Thanks mate... its all look good then... the only problem that I'm scared of is, like you sed, if they deliver it from victoria (their head office) then it means I need to apply the bra myself? :( bubbling FTL...
12-03-2009, 10:15 AM
Crapdaz

depends if you get them in small sheets per panel just make sure you have hairdryer to help you apply so the heat makes it more flexible and get a squeegee to apply it.
12-03-2009, 03:03 PM
tony1234

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Originally Posted by denot

Thanks mate... its all look good then... the only problem that I'm scared of is, like you sed, if they deliver it from victoria (their head office) then it means I need to apply the bra myself? :( bubbling FTL...

I wouldn't apply it myself if i were you.probably fcuk it up.where you live?I got mine done at Polaris at Rydalmere(NSW)
12-03-2009, 03:16 PM
tron07

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Originally Posted by tony1234

I've got it on my car.Ft.bonnet,exterior mirrors,headlights and fog lights.It's good,had it on 2.5 yrs.

yours is just a small strip while that website is the whole bonet...
12-03-2009, 03:21 PM
denot

tony, how much roughly its gonna cost me for the bumper + hood only?
12-03-2009, 03:32 PM
tony1234

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Originally Posted by denot

tony, how much roughly its gonna cost me for the bumper + hood only?

For headlights,foglights,bonnet(leading edge not whole bonnet),outside mirrors $260 but that was 2.5yrs ago.

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