What exactly is a clear bra? Not familiar with this product.brian said:They didn't offer me anything when I picked up the car, but I've been wondering if the clear bra would be a good idea for the front.
-Brian
Fab,Fabulist said:What exactly is a clear bra? Not familiar with this product.
-- Fab.
Does it work with the "DiamondDust" water-based paint?LonePalmBJ said:Fab,Fabulist said:What exactly is a clear bra? Not familiar with this product.
-- Fab.
There are several "Clear Bra" products on the market. Here's one:
http://www.getclearbra.com/
In short, it is a custom-fitted transparent plastic film applied to the nose of the car. It's virtually invisible, but claims to greatly help protect your paint againt rock chips, bugs and debris. I've never used it personally but I have several friends who swear by it.
Thanks for the explanation. I would be very reluctant to adhere anything to the factory paint on this car, particularly since it is a newer formulation and is water-based, etc.LonePalmBJ said:There are several "Clear Bra" products on the market. Here's one:
http://www.getclearbra.com/
In short, it is a custom-fitted transparent plastic film applied to the nose of the car. It's virtually invisible, but claims to greatly help protect your paint againt rock chips, bugs and debris. I've never used it personally but I have several friends who swear by it.
Fisker OC also offering that as well. Doubt I'll get it. Only thing I'm considering is Lo Jack and window tint...LonePalmBJ said:Here's a pic being advertised on the Fisker of Seattle facebook page of another Clear Bra-style product:
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I also viewed it on several cars at Fisker Silicon Valley. I agree that it looks good and it is very hard to discern that the film has been applied. I plan to have it installed on my car.marswill said:Fisker Silicon Valley is also offering the clear bra. Sounds like it will be the same type of installation as Seattle. It is being applied by: http://eliteautofilms.com/index.html. I saw it on a Karma and it looks very good. I also saw them applying it to a McLaren. They said it takes about 9 hours to do a Karma and it costs $2,500.00 through Fisker Silicon Valley.