<![CDATA[Does clear bra help with bugs?]]>I have a '08 toyota sequoia that sees a lot of highway driving. I'm going to pick up a power-washer, but do you guys think they will come off easier with the clear bra on the car?

If so, who does a good job in town? Thanks.

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treimche;279418 wrote:
You sure about that?

maybe not as a standard feature but i know any of them with any kind of options have it from the factory

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YellowEvo;279277 wrote:
Jason do they help a lot with preventing rock chips as well?

Sorry, missed this post.

Yes the Clear Bra product is designed to help with bug stains, rock chips, and wear on any part of a car. It is warrantied against peeling, turning yellow, bubbling, etc.. The standard installation includes:

Leading ~16" Edge of Hood (some more, some less than 16" back)
Leading Edge of fenders
Door edges (so when the customer opens the door into your car, there isn't paint transfer...we all don't really need to worry about this, as we respect cars)

This package is $350 installed.

There is all kinds of other options (front bumper, grille, mirrors, rocker panels, door handle cups, top of rear bumper, etc..) Each car for these options with vary with pricing due to difficulty. If you want detailed pricing on a certain car, bring it by the shop and I'll have Shane check it out and give an installation estimate. It is important to bring by the car, cause even if it is a Cobalt and we have seen 100, we need to look at the car in person from a Clear Bra install mindset.

  • Jason
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SPANISH-RICE;279296 wrote:
All new factory hondas come with this to prevent rock chips

You sure about that?

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YellowEvo;279277 wrote:
Jason do they help a lot with preventing rock chips as well?
That is the sole purpose of them Joey!

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joel;279275 wrote:
we have a crazy deal on a honda-power pressure washer at home depot if you want a good one.

what kind of mileage would one expect from this?

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no_slow_clap;279274 wrote:
Hatch?
muahahaha he did a pretty good job of hiding it, didn't he?

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ravi;279211 wrote:
I have a '08 toyota sequoia that sees a lot of highway driving. I'm going to pick up a power-washer, but do you guys think they will come off easier with the clear bra on the car?

If so, who does a good job in town? Thanks.
We Have a crazy deal on a honda-power Pressure washer at Home depot if you want a good one.

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SPANISH-RICE;279271 wrote:
im going to do this on my hatch. seems to work really well

Hatch?

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ravi;279211 wrote:
I have a '08 toyota sequoia that sees a lot of highway driving. I'm going to pick up a power-washer, but do you guys think they will come off easier with the clear bra on the car?

If so, who does a good job in town? Thanks.

We have done numerous Clear Bra jobs throughout the past 3 years. Stop into the shop and I can give you a run down on the installation process, and the options you have.

Jason Christopherson
Tintmasters

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