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Toyota Camry Front End Bra

2.2K views 11 replies 10 participants last post by  kenny1773  
#1 · (Edited)
will the front end bra ruin your paint? i mean after rain, snow, etc... will the moisture damage the finish? thanks dudes. hey, do you all think that if one were to clean and wax the car, then put on the bra, and then take it off say, every 90 days, and do the same thing again, that will reduce any damage?
 
#3 ·
In the past, after long periods of having the front end bra on, the paint lost its luster, and rocks that get stuck underneath move around and scratch up the paint. You're better off getting a plastic clear shield bra... its practically invisible, and protects your hood, and there's no way for rocks to get underneath it.
 
#4 ·
I have the clear sheild on my 2005

http://www.invisiblemask.com/site.html

great stuff. i just bought the hood part, it was about $90 and took me an hour to install (it is just like puttin on tint film)

it has been on for about a year now and has saved the nose of the hood from numerous chips. You can see little imperfections in the clear sheild where rocks have hit.

Bras will screw up your paint eventually, clear sheild will not.
 
#6 ·
I have on my Gen 4 and I just make sure to keep it clean like everyone else has said. I just finished about a 1000 mile road trip home from college and it saved my front end from all the crap that got kicked up. My advice go witht he clear like everyone else has said.
 
#8 ·
i have one...
i usually remove it every other week and clean it and the car. in the rain you should remove it too to let the moisture evaporate before putting it back on. definitely a hassle. i'm considering getting a clear shield too.

one more thing...i didnt get the oem bra but another one by "LeBra" the quality isnt so good so i wouldnt recommend getting that brand
 
#9 ·
thanks everyone. as always your kind input is much appreciated. dang, i just paid for it at ebay/paypal. got an OEM one... maybe i will sell it back...hahahaha... now i see the clear is the way to go...