To Clearbra or Not to Clearbra?
#1
To Clearbra or Not to Clearbra?
That is the question!!! I guess if it's only about $1000, what are people's reasons for not doing it assuming you have a good installer? Why not protect your 100k investment from the harsh elements?? And no these jerkoffs still haven't fully activated my account so I'll answer any questions with a new thread!!!
#2
Personally, I don't like the look. As "invisible" as it is, you can still see the line. I've been driving my C4 daily since July, including the CT winter and no chips yet (strike wood). That being said, if you are going to do a lot of DE events, it is probably worthwhile.
#5
the film is available in bigger size now therefore the entire hood & fenders can be covered with no line. very invisible if done by a good installer.
#6
That is the question!!! I guess if it's only about $1000, what are people's reasons for not doing it assuming you have a good installer? Why not protect your 100k investment from the harsh elements?? And no these jerkoffs still haven't fully activated my account so I'll answer any questions with a new thread!!!
#7
Did not do it - I don't like the 'line'. Sorry, no matter what anyone says I can see it on almost every color (especially my yellow) from a distance.
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#15
I was unsure about doing it too, but after seeing the road rash on my 996, I decided to try clear bra on my 997. Bhane did my full hood and offered to do full fenders (which I should have said yes to). He did excellent work and I am converted from a skeptic to a believer.