This beautiful California was purchased just two weeks ago and the customer had the vehicle brought to us immediately before taking it home. Customer decided he wanted to have the entire car wrapped in our paint protection film (clear bra) to ensure safety from not only rock chips, but also vandalism.

 

Great work as always!

 

What brand of film do you use?

 

This is so awesome yet so puzzling to me. Why dont factorys just make soemthing like this?....and how do you "detail" your car after its wrapped?

Totally cool business you guys have and i would do it to a new car (wish i did it to my Cayman 34k miles ago!) but just so new/different it still blows my mind w these full body wraps.

 

I've always wondered this as well.

 

These are the products that are designed specifically for the clear bra:

http://www.premiermobilegroup.com/pf1_products.shtml

No polishing of the film is necessary. Also, here is a reason why we are known for wrapping entire cars.....it is to help with not only rock chipping, but also from vandalism:

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ighlight=keyed

 

Some more photos of work in progress

 

Looks like silver is a requirement to get a spot in your garage

 

Is it completely invisible?

 

We would dare say it would be very difficult for even an installer to notice there is film on this car.

 

Isn't there any concern with the paint being so new and not having gone through 60-90 day "cure" period? I know it is not recommended to wax such a new car. Just curious on your thoughts being that you are the professionals.

 

It only takes 30 days from the date of the paintwork for it to cure (for aftermarket paint). From the time it is painted and shipped here, it generally is well beyond 45 days.

 

Overcast, but have some nice close ups for you guys to see the details of our craft

 

Awesome info, thank you!

Can the cleaning products be used on any type of clear bra? Or specified to your product range?

 

Our products are designed specifically for all paint protection films. The surface of the clear bra is very different from the clear coat of paint, which is why you need a specific product for the film.