prolegend81
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got the roof wrapped in gloss.
What did you do to your Supra today?
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@KellyJoe , this is what I was suggesting - black roof lines to match up to the A91 stripes - with my poor photoshop attempt.got the roof wrapped in gloss.
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Looks great! I was looking to do something minus the A91 stripes that somewhat flows into the hatch glass... Here's my crude attempt at a photo shop for what I may do... We'll see...@KellyJoe , this is what I was suggesting - black roof lines to match up to the A91 stripes - with my poor photoshop attempt.
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Looks great! I was looking to do something minus the A91 stripes that somewhat flows into the hatch glass... Here's my crude attempt at a photo shop for what I may do... We'll see...
This might give you a better idea.
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Bought her Traded in my 2019 Corolla Hatchback XSE. The vehicle has a clear bra that's already peeling on a small portion so I'll most likely be removing that before it bakes on and becomes impossible to take off.
Does anyone have any methods you've used to remove a clear bra?
Traded in my 2019 Corolla Hatchback XSE. The vehicle has a clear bra that's already peeling on a small portion so I'll most likely be removing that before it bakes on and becomes impossible to take off.Does anyone have any methods you've used to remove a clear bra?
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Congrats!Bought her
Does anyone have any methods you've used to remove a clear bra?
Is it the OEM PPF? I'd take it to a PPF installer and have them remove it, just to be safe.
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Thanks!
and I'm assuming it's OEM since it was installed at the dealership. A small area near the middle drivers side parking sensor wasn't seated properly so it's popping out a bit. I'll try and find a PPE installer in my area.
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Why not give the selling dealer a chance to fix it and make it right vs. going to aftermarket shops that'll charge you? If the dealer won't help, you'll have even more reason to come here and raise hell!! 
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Good point. OEM PPF should still be covered under warranty. Doesn't hurt to ask though. Doesn't hurt to get an estimate from a shop either. Right now, nothing should be costing you anything to find out how to remedy the situation.
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When I remove clear bra I just use a heat gun and peel up from the edges, continue applying heat where it peels off from the paint.
I saw a few posts about people with red having issues with paint separation so I would be very careful.
I saw a few posts about people with red having issues with paint separation so I would be very careful.
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I literally just pulled it off after a 50 mile drive. You can use a fan to heat it up further though (that was my plan initially but after I got a hold of one of the corners it really wasn't necessary). I had 0 issues.Bought her
Does anyone have any methods you've used to remove a clear bra?
Escapist
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The selling dealer is 5 hours away and it took them 4+ hours to sell the car to me in the first place so I just wanted to get out of there to be honest lol. It's whatever, I may be able to ask my mechanic friend to remove it for me if it doesn't just peel off easily.Why not give the selling dealer a chance to fix it and make it right vs. going to aftermarket shops that'll charge you? If the dealer won't help, you'll have even more reason to come here and raise hell!!
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Oh, well we don't want that. Did this happen on the metal part of the car like the hood or the bumper which I believe is plastic? I'd probably just remove the clear bra that's on the bumper since that's the part that's peeling a little.
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From the picture I saw, it was on the front bumper center top where it meets the hood. It was a professional (shop) that did his car too..
On my black I installed it halfway (I do clearbra installs all the time on my cars) but decided the pre-cut lines were too visible on my 6" garage queen so removed it. No issue with paint separation on my car.
