Is this a good price ($320) for clear bra
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I would say its a good price, but you might want to think about this.
I paid about 950, for the Entire front bumper, front part of the hood, mirrors, right infront of the rear wheels, and the top of the rear bumper (entrance to the trunk)
That price included installation. I wouldnt be comfortable installing it myself, but if you are, more power to you.
The only other thing is, mine was the 3M product. They have a good reputation, and a 5 yr warranty against yellowing and all that fun stuff. I have also heard that 3M has a "clearcoat" or something on their clearbra to make them a little better.
I paid about 950, for the Entire front bumper, front part of the hood, mirrors, right infront of the rear wheels, and the top of the rear bumper (entrance to the trunk)
That price included installation. I wouldnt be comfortable installing it myself, but if you are, more power to you.
The only other thing is, mine was the 3M product. They have a good reputation, and a 5 yr warranty against yellowing and all that fun stuff. I have also heard that 3M has a "clearcoat" or something on their clearbra to make them a little better.
#4
3M is the best
Originally Posted by teng
My local dealer gave me a qoute for $499 for the full package clear bra (hood, head lights, side mirrors, fenders and under door handle). Where is under door handle?
#5
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Originally Posted by nalek
I would say its a good price, but you might want to think about this.
I paid about 950, for the Entire front bumper, front part of the hood, mirrors, right infront of the rear wheels, and the top of the rear bumper (entrance to the trunk)
That price included installation. I wouldnt be comfortable installing it myself, but if you are, more power to you.
The only other thing is, mine was the 3M product. They have a good reputation, and a 5 yr warranty against yellowing and all that fun stuff. I have also heard that 3M has a "clearcoat" or something on their clearbra to make them a little better.
I paid about 950, for the Entire front bumper, front part of the hood, mirrors, right infront of the rear wheels, and the top of the rear bumper (entrance to the trunk)
That price included installation. I wouldnt be comfortable installing it myself, but if you are, more power to you.
The only other thing is, mine was the 3M product. They have a good reputation, and a 5 yr warranty against yellowing and all that fun stuff. I have also heard that 3M has a "clearcoat" or something on their clearbra to make them a little better.
You are only missing the full rear bumper now!
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The biggest cost you are going to incur paying for a clear bra installation is the labor.
Well worth it if you dont have experience installing yourself. It would suck to spend $3-400 on a pre-cut kit install it wrong and have to peel it off the car.
Well worth it if you dont have experience installing yourself. It would suck to spend $3-400 on a pre-cut kit install it wrong and have to peel it off the car.
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Originally Posted by teng
My local dealer gave me a qoute for $499 for the full package clear bra (hood, head lights, side mirrors, fenders and under door handle). Where is under door handle?
was that to purchase and install?
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10 bucks!
I found some on ebay for 10 bucks
LINK!
Dont know if the link will work but if it doesnt here's the ebay username.
--> xtremecity <--
I bought it but didn't instal it...I will right after my bumper repaint + antirust.
It seems like a really good product for 10 bucks, I ask my friend who's a windows tint pro if the material was good, and he said that it looked like the OEM used by ACURA.
SO....we'll see.... I'll keep you guys updated.
LINK!
Dont know if the link will work but if it doesnt here's the ebay username.
--> xtremecity <--
I bought it but didn't instal it...I will right after my bumper repaint + antirust.
It seems like a really good product for 10 bucks, I ask my friend who's a windows tint pro if the material was good, and he said that it looked like the OEM used by ACURA.
SO....we'll see.... I'll keep you guys updated.
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