Rob4092xx

Below are links to products that are supposed to be sprayed on clear bras for paint protection.

Has anyone heard of, or had experience, with any of these?

http://www.protint.com/QuickPeel.ivnu

http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?SKUupsell=20264

http://www.duplicolor.com/products/shield.html

quickride

Hmm, very interesting! I've heard of this stuff but don't know of anyone using it yet.

mark1107

I've used it on my bald head to give it a shine...

az sheriff

I am going to give the duplicolor a try. I am tired of the PITA of installing a bra and taking it off after an interstate road trip.

KENZ51

says it lasts for months? not good enough for my C6!

Paulct

Crap, wasted my time in this thread, did not realize you meant a bra for cars!

Rob4092xx

That's a good one!

vettey

A friend of mine used it after he picked up his car from the dealership, and had it removed and clear bra'd a few days afterwards.

Hoonose

Why not spray it on for the road trip and then just peel it off when you return?

JWB ZO6

I think the product would work fine for road trips.

0Vette Stripes

I am about selling the pro. pray on bra which will last just like the clear paint coat.
Not spray cans like these.

-Mike

xs650

That's some interesting stuff. I think we will see spray on car bras going mainstream before long.

Watch out for the Duplicolor rattlecan one. It probably works as claimed, but they don't claim it gives chip resistance. There isn't enough material in acouple of rattlecans to give real chip protection to the front of acar. The bras need to be thick compared to normal paint to give enough cushioning effect to work.

Guitarstar

Use it on your side view mirrors to prevent rock chips.

4CEE

"Clean surface with a wax and grease remover."

Stripping the wax and rewaxing would be a bit time consuming.

Guitarstar

2005ArcticWhite

fts

TheJimer

The Quick Peel looks like “Shrink Rap” and appears to thin to provide any real protection from stones. I’ll stick with my $650 clear bra install!

Save the Wave

Jim

xs650

It's too bad they don't recommend a finished application thickness and give the sq ft of coverage for a qt or gallon. That does make it sound like maybe it's thin enough that they don't want to talk about it.

I still think it will evolve into something good. There are a lot more talented painters than there are clear bra installers.

Hippiehead025

In the eastwood catalogs they have a clear spray on bra.....its not spray can either....looks ot be very decent stuff. havent tried it yet, but im pretty sure the enw lotuses are using it. Ik now they have psray on clear bras.