First Impressions of Invisiguard Clear Bra – Great!
12-15-2003, 07:24 AM
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First Impressions of Invisiguard Clear Bra – Great!
I had an Invisiguard Clear Bra installed yesterday and am very impressed. It is almost invisible on my Anthracite TL, except for a fine line across the hood at the edge of the material that is visible only within about 4 feet. You would not even be able to find the material on the rear view mirrors if you didn’t know it was there. When I first looked, I thought that the mirrors weren’t done yet.
I was impressed with Jeremy, who came to my house in the South San Francisco Bay area to install the clear bra. Arriving right on the appointment time, I found him to be very pleasant and professional. His expertise in the installation was very apparent during the 4 hours he spent working on my car. This is definitely NOT a do it yourself project. Jeremy’s company has a plotter that pre-cuts the material for each individual vehicle model, so “all” he had to do was to attach each piece.
This material is only 6 mil thick, but does come with a 5-year warranty. Jeremy said that the thicker material didn’t give that much more protection, and was much more visible when installed. My last car had a ton of paint chips because I drive about 50 freeway miles each day. I felt that the clear bra was worth the investment, especially since the TL has so much flat painted surface on the front of the car.
If you are interested, my “out the door” price was $670 including the headlights. You can contact Invisiguard at invisiguard@sbcglobal.net and I didn’t get anything for this endorsement. I spent the time writing it only because I am so pleased with the end result.
I was impressed with Jeremy, who came to my house in the South San Francisco Bay area to install the clear bra. Arriving right on the appointment time, I found him to be very pleasant and professional. His expertise in the installation was very apparent during the 4 hours he spent working on my car. This is definitely NOT a do it yourself project. Jeremy’s company has a plotter that pre-cuts the material for each individual vehicle model, so “all” he had to do was to attach each piece.
This material is only 6 mil thick, but does come with a 5-year warranty. Jeremy said that the thicker material didn’t give that much more protection, and was much more visible when installed. My last car had a ton of paint chips because I drive about 50 freeway miles each day. I felt that the clear bra was worth the investment, especially since the TL has so much flat painted surface on the front of the car.
If you are interested, my “out the door” price was $670 including the headlights. You can contact Invisiguard at invisiguard@sbcglobal.net and I didn’t get anything for this endorsement. I spent the time writing it only because I am so pleased with the end result.
12-15-2003, 12:41 PM
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Originally posted by jime
No pictures because you wouldn't be able to see the clear bra in pictures. But I will try to take some anyway
No pictures because you wouldn't be able to see the clear bra in pictures. But I will try to take some anyway
It sould look nice. Maybe you could take some pics from different angles. I'm looking for something to protect my paint finish while high speed driving on the highway.
12-15-2003, 02:03 PM
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Originally posted by rets
What? invisible bra? It sould look nice. Maybe you could take some pics from different angles.
Would you mind telling us how much it cost, too? I'm looking for something to protect my paint finish while high speed driving on the highway.
What? invisible bra?
It sould look nice. Maybe you could take some pics from different angles. Would you mind telling us how much it cost, too? I'm looking for something to protect my paint finish while high speed driving on the highway.
If you are interested, my “out the door” price was $670 including the headlights. You can contact Invisiguard at invisiguard@sbcglobal.net and I didn’t get anything for this endorsement. I spent the time writing it only because I am so pleased with the end result.
12-15-2003, 02:05 PM
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Originally posted by Bxscig
If you are interested, my “out the door” price was $670 including the headlights. You can contact Invisiguard at invisiguard@sbcglobal.net and I didn’t get anything for this endorsement. I spent the time writing it only because I am so pleased with the end result.
If you are interested, my “out the door” price was $670 including the headlights. You can contact Invisiguard at invisiguard@sbcglobal.net and I didn’t get anything for this endorsement. I spent the time writing it only because I am so pleased with the end result.
I have seen some chips on my engine hood. That's why I'm looking for some good-look protection.
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12-21-2003, 01:33 AM
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Hey, thanks for the kind words Jim!
I didnt get a chance to take any pics of Jims install, but we will be doing another TL next Saturday and I will be sure to get some pics then, heres a sample of the amount of coverage we have for the TL, it is one of the largest kits we install and wraps the bumper wheel to wheel. If anyone has any other questions about paint protection film feel free to drop us a line!
Also, click on our gallery to the left to see some pics of installs we've dome recently
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I didnt get a chance to take any pics of Jims install, but we will be doing another TL next Saturday and I will be sure to get some pics then, heres a sample of the amount of coverage we have for the TL, it is one of the largest kits we install and wraps the bumper wheel to wheel. If anyone has any other questions about paint protection film feel free to drop us a line!
Also, click on our gallery to the left to see some pics of installs we've dome recently
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12-28-2003, 05:14 PM
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you can barely see the edge of the film here
Let me know if anyone has any other questions!
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Let me know if anyone has any other questions!
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12-28-2003, 06:54 PM
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Originally posted by GalantT3
who installed this for you again, sorry if I missed that but who did? And how much was the install?
who installed this for you again, sorry if I missed that but who did? And how much was the install?
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12-28-2003, 07:54 PM
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Originally posted by Invisiguard
Let me know if anyone has any other questions!
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Let me know if anyone has any other questions!
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Seriously, do you have any friends out this way that you would recommend to do an install?
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It's is obviously a great protection device ,but it is obvious especially on the hood ...... maybe if it wrapped underneath the front by the base of the windshield ? I mean the line across the hood is very distracting ...I know it's better then the other options ,but really if it went all the way up to the front of hood and folded under you would not SEE the lines. it be much better .
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Originally posted by GalantT3
who installed this for you again, sorry if I missed that but who did? And how much was the install?
who installed this for you again, sorry if I missed that but who did? And how much was the install?
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01-01-2004, 11:29 PM
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Originally posted by Lore
Is this something you could peel off in 6 years and re-apply if it gets really damaged?
Is this something you could peel off in 6 years and re-apply if it gets really damaged?
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01-01-2004, 11:34 PM
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Originally posted by That Girl
It's is obviously a great protection device ,but it is obvious especially on the hood ...... maybe if it wrapped underneath the front by the base of the windshield ? I mean the line across the hood is very distracting ...I know it's better then the other options ,but really if it went all the way up to the front of hood and folded under you would not SEE the lines. it be much better .
It's is obviously a great protection device ,but it is obvious especially on the hood ...... maybe if it wrapped underneath the front by the base of the windshield ? I mean the line across the hood is very distracting ...I know it's better then the other options ,but really if it went all the way up to the front of hood and folded under you would not SEE the lines. it be much better .
01-01-2004, 11:43 PM
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Originally posted by acuraddict
I don't like it.
I don't like it.
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01-02-2004, 12:47 AM
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Originally posted by jimthegreek
who can do this in the Los Angeles area????
PM with the some enough please..
who can do this in the Los Angeles area????
PM with the some enough please..
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