3m clear bra yea or nea

Just picked up my 2015 last night and dealer installed 3m clear bra on hood and fenders. Not sure if im a fan. Debating on remobing it before its old and hard to get off. Whats everyone's thoughts?

 

I have had mine since I bought the truck in 2010. They have saved the paint on many occasions. I have had it replaced once, under warranty, because of bubbles under the film. In my opinion, it is better to have than to wish that you had it.

 

I ended up using a hair dryer and removing it. Took about 10 mins. I couldnt stand the line seems like dirt wS atracted to the edge of it.

 

Aaaaaaaand, end of thread..........

Gotta be a record.

 

haha

 

full hood and fenders so there is no line!

 

Oooooooo fancy

 

Wrong idea of clear bra..

 

How much money did the dealer charge you for this?

 

I do tint and clearbra for a living. I charge 1200 for full hood, fender, bumper, grill, A pillars and door cups. I do lots of full hoods and fenders.

 

Xpel is far superior over 3m

 

... for what reasons?

 

1-Xpel has the best clarity
2-Xpel ultimate top coat is better
3-Xpel's adhesive is 100 times better
4-3m has a yellow hue on white cars
5-Xpel specializes in PPF(clearbra) not millions of other products
6-Xpel has a better warranty and customer service.

I could pile on more but that should give you an idea.

 

Thanks.

 

+1 for Xpel. I have the full frontal on my other vehicles. As long as you wash regularly and spray polymer on it, it will look new. I had Venture Shield (owned by 3M) before and it does not compare to Xpel.