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http://www.xpel.com/products/dealersearch.asp Just call around to find the best price I think its definately worth the extra money because it looks SO much better. Its virtually invisible.
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I got a leather mask for my 2006 coupe. The fitment was bad and it ended up making scuff marks all over my bumper! The off fit might be because the mask is for the non-sports bumper, who knows, but it did not specify. So my suggestion is don't get it. You might end up doing more damage than good.
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Originally Posted by lil2azntwinz
Hmm so the leather bra i should not get??...I am a newbie to this stuff so if i get a leather bra am I able to take it off and on when ever I want? I just want to put it on for really long distance trips.
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I've never seen a "professionally" installed leather bra either. The black fitted bras are actually made of thick vinyl usually with a flannel liner against the paint.
The one I used to have a long time ago was made by Colgan Custom. It worked, and was snug fitting, but it was a pain to remove and reinstall every time I washed the car and whenever it got wet. Dirt and dust always got caught under there too. On the plus side, it offered better protection from "bigger" flying objects and is less expensive than a clear bra.
Having used both, I would go with a clear bra. It is a bigger investment, so you will have to make the call based on your situation (such as if your car is leased).
The one I used to have a long time ago was made by Colgan Custom. It worked, and was snug fitting, but it was a pain to remove and reinstall every time I washed the car and whenever it got wet. Dirt and dust always got caught under there too. On the plus side, it offered better protection from "bigger" flying objects and is less expensive than a clear bra.
Having used both, I would go with a clear bra. It is a bigger investment, so you will have to make the call based on your situation (such as if your car is leased).
Originally Posted by lil2azntwinz
wow all this time i thought it was just a simple put on and take off when ever you want to use it. I didn't know you had to get it professionally installed for a leather bra.
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There are metal tabs covered with felt (or flannel) that are placed in locations around the perimeter of the bra as necessary. The tabs are bent as required to hook around fenders, wheel wells, between sheet metal on the car, etc.
Check out their website:
xxx.colgancustom.com
Check out their website:
xxx.colgancustom.com
Originally Posted by lil2azntwinz
Thanks for your insight. If you don't mind me asking how is the leather bra installed? Are there hatches, velcro or buckles to secure on the car?