is there a preferred method to remove the 'clear bra' on the sides by the rear wheels? i have some techart sideskirts coming and wanted these off. i was thinking using a hairdryer to slowly heat them and peel them off?

 

A steam machine works best I'm told (no glue residue), but a hairdryer (or preferably a heat gun) will do the job.

 

I parked mine in the sun for a few hours and then gently peeled off.

 

thnx for the suggestions. i guess steamer it is. thankfully my wife is in retail so i have access to one.

enrico - *modernimage* is this the same company i used to see advertise years ago in my old sport compact car magazines? good company, my how time flies.

 

Is it actual clear bra material, or the OEM "stone guards"? If the latter, I just pulled mine off with no heat. There was no residual adhesive or residue.

 

just grab from one corner and pull off. It comes off fairly easily.

 

My factory quarter panel stone guards look a little beat up and I was looking to replace mine. Are they avail through a porsche dealer, and when you apply them do you use a little soapy water to position them then squeegy the bubbles out and use a hair dryer to set them?

 

Yes, from the dealer. Not sure how they are applied, I left mine off.

 

We do have the factory pieces available in pre-designed form. Cost is $80 + shipping. We do recommend professional application if possible.

 

Yep just grab a corner n pull them off. Takes 5 min. Thx again for the tips.

 

Glad it worked out for you!