velcro?
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velcro?
i'm going to install a LeBra on my car to protect the front end for the winter time. After reading the instructions, it mentions that you have to put adhesive velcro onto the area in front of you headlights and directionals (firebird). Will this do damage to my car when I want to remove it after the winter? Any help will be appreciated.
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I agree with the others. I have removed alot of bras in my career and amost all of them created lots of paint damage from the bra itself rubbing constantly on the paint. If you are worried about stone chips and stuff, do you drvie the highways alot? What about using that plastic adhesive wrap they use to put on the bottom of quarter panels to keep rubber and stones from damaging that area a the drag strip. Trouble is I am not sure where to buy it. Anyone????
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Don't put a bra on, especially for winter. Salt will get stuck in there and mess up your paint.
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when i originally purchased it, i bought to protect the front end of my car. if there are so many cons to the bra, why did people buy it then?
Originally posted by EvilCartman
That bra is going to damage your paint after any time spent on the car.
That bra is going to damage your paint after any time spent on the car.
I think as long as you get a high quality bra and JUST use it in the winter it's not a bad idea. Just be sure to take it off and wash underneath every now and then...
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Its just that water and stuff will get trapped under the bra, especially dirt and little rocks and stuff.. Then when the bra moves.. the rocks move with it and well, you get the picture.. I would just use a bra to cover up a dent or something
Originally posted by MG86TA
Its just that water and stuff will get trapped under the bra, especially dirt and little rocks and stuff.. Then when the bra moves.. the rocks move with it and well, you get the picture.. I would just use a bra to cover up a dent or something
Its just that water and stuff will get trapped under the bra, especially dirt and little rocks and stuff.. Then when the bra moves.. the rocks move with it and well, you get the picture.. I would just use a bra to cover up a dent or something
I used to think bra's trashed cars and looked ugly as hell, but after having mine and noticing a lot of chips and scratched on my hood developing AFTER I took it off, I'm starting to think otherwise. I would never keep it on all year 'round (unless the front of my car was trashed), because what's the point of protecting the nose of the car if you're never going to see it anyway? But I don't think it's such a bad idea just in the winter and maybe spring before they clean up the roads.
In response to the original question, I would NEVER stick velcro on my car. Anything adhesive enough to hold a piece of leather onto your car at highway speeds is going to mess up your tape coming off. The bra I have for my Eclipse clips onto the car itself with no adhesives...
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