Looking for a good 3m clear bra installer
#4
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You do not want 3M. It's a horrible product. I had 3M on my Lambo and other vehicles. I had them all taken off and had Clear Shield put on. The 3M film that was on my cars scratch to easy. Just your fingernail would leave a scratch in it. It was bad. With Clear Shield, you can buff out scratchs (if you even get any). Your finger nail won't scratch that brand. I could tell you who to go to here in Austin but not in Katy.
http://www.clearshield.com/
http://www.clearshield.com/
#5
Burning Brakes
You do not want 3M. It's a horrible product. I had 3M on my Lambo and other vehicles. I had them all taken off and had Clear Shield put on. The 3M film that was on my cars scratch to easy. Just your fingernail would leave a scratch in it. It was bad. With Clear Shield, you can buff out scratchs (if you even get any). Your finger nail won't scratch that brand. I could tell you who to go to here in Austin but not in Katy.
http://www.clearshield.com/
http://www.clearshield.com/
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#8
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Clear tech pro (Memorial @ Dairy Ashford)
http://www.invisishield.com/index.php?prog=homepage
Expect to pay about $400
http://www.invisishield.com/index.php?prog=homepage
Expect to pay about $400
You can't even tell it's on the car unless you're right up on it:
I am in Cypress, and I will probably be at the Spring Car Show with the Sam Houston Corvette Club on Sunday if you want to come by and check it out.
I think your overall satisfaction would very much depend on the installer. Invisishield is top notch. And they have some pretty impressive cars in the showroom (Driver's Source). Check out the Porsche GT1 (one of the original street legal versions worth about $1.7 million) they have and you'll see one of the earlier complaints with 3M, and that's the yellowing, but the new stuff is guaranteed against it.
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Had my front bra replaced after a lil' paint work from a damn rabbit...This guy did a jam up job at their southwest freeway location. Owner's name is Sunny...I think it was 350.00
http://www.houstontint.com
http://www.houstontint.com
#10
DaddyRay,
Is only your front bumper covered by the film for $350? Did notice any other prices for other parts of the car?
Asking this because my old C5 had chips glore on the mirrors and front edge of the hood. Trying to prevent the same blemishes on the new one.
Is only your front bumper covered by the film for $350? Did notice any other prices for other parts of the car?
Asking this because my old C5 had chips glore on the mirrors and front edge of the hood. Trying to prevent the same blemishes on the new one.
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This is who installed mine. Seems fine to me. I certainly wouldn't call it horrible. And price depends on how much you have done. Standard is about $400, but with everything I covered, I was out the door at $750. And Zaino polishes right over it (but it is a pain to get the residue off the edges of the film).
You can't even tell it's on the car unless you're right up on it:
I am in Cypress, and I will probably be at the Spring Car Show with the Sam Houston Corvette Club on Sunday if you want to come by and check it out.
I think your overall satisfaction would very much depend on the installer. Invisishield is top notch. And they have some pretty impressive cars in the showroom (Driver's Source). Check out the Porsche GT1 (one of the original street legal versions worth about $1.7 million) they have and you'll see one of the earlier complaints with 3M, and that's the yellowing, but the new stuff is guaranteed against it.
You can't even tell it's on the car unless you're right up on it:
I am in Cypress, and I will probably be at the Spring Car Show with the Sam Houston Corvette Club on Sunday if you want to come by and check it out.
I think your overall satisfaction would very much depend on the installer. Invisishield is top notch. And they have some pretty impressive cars in the showroom (Driver's Source). Check out the Porsche GT1 (one of the original street legal versions worth about $1.7 million) they have and you'll see one of the earlier complaints with 3M, and that's the yellowing, but the new stuff is guaranteed against it.
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You might also try a person that goes by the call name of Texas Venom.
He is a member of this forum and travels from his business in Tyler, Texas
Do not know his phone #
He is a member of this forum and travels from his business in Tyler, Texas
Do not know his phone #