HELP! Scratched clear bra
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The alcohol trick worked great when the clear bra was brand new, however, whenever I attempt to use this method now (some 2 years or so later) it causes the clear bra to turn "hazy" where I apply it regardless of whether or not the clear bra is warm or cool to the touch. I takes multiple applications to remove the haze and the scratch is still somewhat there. Anyone know why there would be a haze left by the alcohol?
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That looks like white paint from the trim around your garage. I bet some goof off or gum off would wipe it off and then re-wax. Your bra prolly saved your paint underneith...
I did that same thing with my Black Expedition and was able to remove the white paint from the top of my black paint and you could never tell. And I didn't have a clear bra.... I think it's fine under
I did that same thing with my Black Expedition and was able to remove the white paint from the top of my black paint and you could never tell. And I didn't have a clear bra.... I think it's fine under
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And as for the goo gone suggestion, that might work on your average paint, but on a clear bra where it is possibly scratched through, you run the risk of ruining the adhesive and peeling (Possibly).
OP, put this up on a detailing forum (DetailingBliss.com), I don't have very much experience with damaged clear bras, but other detailers will know better than I do.
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