[wildguy101]

Has anyone yet to try it? How do you like it? Easy of use? Pictures of the car if possible with it on? Thanks!

[Dark_Knight_335]

I think somebody attempted on here a while ago and said that it dripped and look like crap. That could very well be user application issues though.

For me, nothing replaces film in my opinion, but feel free to try and keep us posted bro

[mike-y]

read lots of reviews on it a while back, and from what I gathered, it can look great IF you can get it to spray on perfectly. The problem is that it's hard to get it to spray just right so there aren't any drips and runs. I think some people were able to modify the sprayer to minimize foaming and drips, but it looked like something that was hard to get right the first try.

though it still may be cheap enough to give it a shot.

[hongsc]

They sell a sprayer. People who used that got great results. I bought Sonax though.

[wildguy101]

Originally Posted by Dark_Knight_335

I think somebody attempted on here a while ago and said that it dripped and look like crap. That could very well be user application issues though.

For me, nothing replaces film in my opinion, but feel free to try and keep us posted bro

Idk if I wanna risk it now, I feel like plasti dip glossifier would be easier to use if that's the case lol

[wildguy101]

Originally Posted by mike-y

read lots of reviews on it a while back, and from what I gathered, it can look great IF you can get it to spray on perfectly. The problem is that it's hard to get it to spray just right so there aren't any drips and runs. I think some people were able to modify the sprayer to minimize foaming and drips, but it looked like something that was hard to get right the first try.

though it still may be cheap enough to give it a shot.

We will have to see what happens lol

[Former USMC]

Originally Posted by youngpapiyabish

Has anyone yet to try it? How do you like it? Easy of use? Pictures of the car if possible with it on? Thanks!

To answer your question - no. I've never used it. However, I saw it demonstrated several times at SEMA. I was pretty impressed with the low cost and ease of application. It's supposed to last a year or so. Easy to apply and easy to remove. Give it a whirl, if it does not meet your expectations, write a letter to the company with details.

Semper Fi

PS - No feedback, no change.

[SLOWER]

Originally Posted by youngpapiyabish

Idk if I wanna risk it now, I feel like plasti dip glossifier would be easier to use if that's the case lol

This doesn't work. Trust me.

[wildguy101]

Originally Posted by SLOWER

This doesn't work. Trust me.

It must be a pain in the ass to take off

[SHEEDI]

OP, spray required lot of practice to get perfect results. if you are want spray then buy a piece from junkyard and do practice, but I wouldn't recommend spray, I would highly recommend Clear bra itself or buy pre-cut ppf. I bought pre-cut ppf and it has been fine since I put it on my car "DIY". here is my car's pic
Half hood, half fenders, headlights and front bumper all covered in pre-cut ppf.

[wildguy101]

Originally Posted by SHEEDI

OP, spray required lot of practice to get perfect results. if you are want spray then buy a piece from junkyard and do practice, but I wouldn't recommend spray, I would highly recommend Clear bra itself or buy pre-cut ppf. I bought pre-cut ppf and it has been fine since I put it on my car "DIY". here is my car's pic
Half hood, half fenders, headlights and front bumper all covered in pre-cut ppf.

Yours came out very very clean!

[SLOWER]

Originally Posted by youngpapiyabish

It must be a pain in the ass to take off

It comes right off. But it doesn't provide any protection. It's super thin even after 7-8 coats. And it doesn't dry clear, it looks like a glazed donut on the front of your car.

[wildguy101]

Originally Posted by SLOWER

It comes right off. But it doesn't provide any protection. It's super thin even after 7-8 coats. And it doesn't dry clear, it looks like a glazed donut on the front of your car.

Lol glazed donuts are good