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Are you talking about a 'bra' or having the front filmed?
If you're talking about a bra I'd recommend against it. You'll end up with colour variation between the area covered and not due to sun bleaching and the bra also buffs the paint down whilst its moving in the wind.
You just need some really REALLY warm water.
If you're talking about a bra I'd recommend against it. You'll end up with colour variation between the area covered and not due to sun bleaching and the bra also buffs the paint down whilst its moving in the wind.
You just need some really REALLY warm water.
mitch_ said:
Are you talking about a 'bra' or having the front filmed?
If you're talking about a bra I'd recommend against it. You'll end up with colour variation between the area covered and not due to sun bleaching and the bra also buffs the paint down whilst its moving in the wind.
You just need some really REALLY warm water.
Hi Mitch,If you're talking about a bra I'd recommend against it. You'll end up with colour variation between the area covered and not due to sun bleaching and the bra also buffs the paint down whilst its moving in the wind.
You just need some really REALLY warm water.
Yes I was thinking about a bra, but if it likely to damage the bodywork/paint then I'll take your advice and just wash with warm water.
It's just that in the Spring/Summer time the little bstrds come thick and fast like entering a snowstorm sometimes.
And Vet Guru thanks for the web sites.
Thanks once again
Bra's are the death. Your car looks daft with it on and whatever damage you're saving it from in terms of stones is being done though paint deterioration and the friction between the bra and the panel. The problem is the soft nature of the poly panels so flies stick that much harder. The answer is to use lots of very warm water and it's much easier. Hope that's of use to you.
There is some green spray on stuff you can buy in the US that removes bugs, you spray it on, then jet wash it off, job done. I would also recommend giving your nose a good wax, that way the bugs don't stick in the first place!
Car bras look naff and cause more paint damage as tiny particles of dust and grit are bound to end up between bra and paint.
Car bras look naff and cause more paint damage as tiny particles of dust and grit are bound to end up between bra and paint.
vetteheadracer said:
There is some green spray on stuff you can buy in the US that removes bugs, you spray it on, then jet wash it off, job done. I would also recommend giving your nose a good wax, that way the bugs don't stick in the first place!
Car bras look naff and cause more paint damage as tiny particles of dust and grit are bound to end up between bra and paint.
Thanks,Car bras look naff and cause more paint damage as tiny particles of dust and grit are bound to end up between bra and paint.
My car is waxed and waxed and more wax, so is pretty well sorted in that respect, I was just wondering about a bra as another route.
But following on from what Mitch had to say I will take his and everyone elses advice and just wash off using very warm water.
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