Jerry Belluomini

I used a bra on my 98 for about four years. It did cause some paint
problems especially around the edges of the hood piece. The paint under the
bra was ok but didn't match the rest of the car. The car got into an
accident in December and I had the entire car repainted. Turned out great
and it looks new. I heard about a clear mask that covers the same area as
the bra did and had it installed. It is almost invisible and looks great.
I would recommend this instead of a bra. Check the window tint places or
the auto detailing places to see if they install them.
"pHotEK" <nada@gapingvoid.org> wrote in message
news:3F32FB0B.8E407F70@gapingvoid.org...
> Hi,
> Does anyone out there keep a bra (or "full nose mask") on their car
> most, or all of the time? I'm thinking about getting one because the
> paint chips from highway driving are driving me nuts, but I've heard
> that they can cause paint problems.
>
> I'm in Canada (around Toronto), so any experiences with these things in
> winter conditions would be highly relevant...
>
> Also, I'm thinking of getting it from Majestic Honda online
> (www.hondaautomotiveparts.com). Any good/bad experiences with these
> guys?
>
> Thanks!

DavidB

Wow, it costs a fortune to get it installed (clear mask). Prices range from
$400-700 depending on what type of kit you want installed on your vehicle.
You can buy a whole roll of it and do it yourself, but its the same as
installing your own window tint, a big sweaty and painful job. I'll pass on
that.

Dave


"Jerry Belluomini" <gabellu@sandia.gov> wrote in message
news:bh0ae0$3gt$1@sass2141.sandia.gov...
> I used a bra on my 98 for about four years. It did cause some paint
> problems especially around the edges of the hood piece. The paint under
the
> bra was ok but didn't match the rest of the car. The car got into an
> accident in December and I had the entire car repainted. Turned out great
> and it looks new. I heard about a clear mask that covers the same area as
> the bra did and had it installed. It is almost invisible and looks great.
> I would recommend this instead of a bra. Check the window tint places or
> the auto detailing places to see if they install them.
> "pHotEK" <nada@gapingvoid.org> wrote in message
> news:3F32FB0B.8E407F70@gapingvoid.org...
> > Hi,
> > Does anyone out there keep a bra (or "full nose mask") on their car
> > most, or all of the time? I'm thinking about getting one because the
> > paint chips from highway driving are driving me nuts, but I've heard
> > that they can cause paint problems.
> >
> > I'm in Canada (around Toronto), so any experiences with these things in
> > winter conditions would be highly relevant...
> >
> > Also, I'm thinking of getting it from Majestic Honda online
> > (www.hondaautomotiveparts.com). Any good/bad experiences with these
> > guys?
> >
> > Thanks!
>
>

DavidB

Wow, it costs a fortune to get it installed (clear mask). Prices range from
$400-700 depending on what type of kit you want installed on your vehicle.
You can buy a whole roll of it and do it yourself, but its the same as
installing your own window tint, a big sweaty and painful job. I'll pass on
that.

Dave


"Jerry Belluomini" <gabellu@sandia.gov> wrote in message
news:bh0ae0$3gt$1@sass2141.sandia.gov...
> I used a bra on my 98 for about four years. It did cause some paint
> problems especially around the edges of the hood piece. The paint under
the
> bra was ok but didn't match the rest of the car. The car got into an
> accident in December and I had the entire car repainted. Turned out great
> and it looks new. I heard about a clear mask that covers the same area as
> the bra did and had it installed. It is almost invisible and looks great.
> I would recommend this instead of a bra. Check the window tint places or
> the auto detailing places to see if they install them.
> "pHotEK" <nada@gapingvoid.org> wrote in message
> news:3F32FB0B.8E407F70@gapingvoid.org...
> > Hi,
> > Does anyone out there keep a bra (or "full nose mask") on their car
> > most, or all of the time? I'm thinking about getting one because the
> > paint chips from highway driving are driving me nuts, but I've heard
> > that they can cause paint problems.
> >
> > I'm in Canada (around Toronto), so any experiences with these things in
> > winter conditions would be highly relevant...
> >
> > Also, I'm thinking of getting it from Majestic Honda online
> > (www.hondaautomotiveparts.com). Any good/bad experiences with these
> > guys?
> >
> > Thanks!
>
>