3M makes a version of this polycarbonate material.
You could probably check out their web site(s)
and get more info on it. I have seen a 300ZX
with it on the nose, seemed to work well and did
not discolor after a few years. Cheaper brands
may not be so good though. You could also call 3M
and get more info on it, they are often very helpful.
(no I don't work there..ha)
Ja
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 15:22:04 -0500
From: GS- <GSWillhite@ualr.edu>
Subject: Re: DML: RE: BRA MOD OPTION
Good idea Currie! I've heard about this stuff, but have
never seen it. What would worry me is how would you take
it off if you had to remove it. I would definately use it
for the bumper area which is suffering the most. To bad
they don't make this stuff for the windshield...Hmmmmm?
Thanks
GS -
>
> I could be wrong about this, and I probably am, but I think I saw
someplace
> a clear plastic film you could put on the front portion of your hood to
> protect it from stone chips, bugs that sort of thing. Maybe you could
place
> a sheet of this plastic film under the part that the bra covers, to keep
it
> from rubing the paint? Please keep in mind that I have had no personal
> experience with this film, so I don't know how it is applied, or sticks.
> Just something I'm pretty sure I saw in an auto store somewhere. Probably
> Canadian Tire (for those Canadians here...). Anyhooo my $.02
>
> Currie
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