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30-11-2005, 09:26 PM
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Paint Repairs Spoilers
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 476
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After much deliberation, confusion and growing concern for the speed of chipping to the front of my GT, I bit the bullet and got a car bra.
I have never been a fan of these things, having seen the damage to cars from poorly fitting, covers through to damage csused by debris getting under them and grinding away the paint, but necessity prevails, I am not sure what type of plastic FPV are using for the bumper bars on these cars but the paint chips off way too easily. The other reason to start this thread is to let you all know of the excellent service, and quality of the product that I got from Car Bra Australia, I sent an e-mail, was rung the following day sent some pictures of what i wanted, and the thing turned up 3 days later, WOW for a custom unit, I am impressed. I also like the results and thought I would show it off.  
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Tyre smoke - nah must be smoke from the running in oil / Sorry officer, just put some tyre shine, did not think it would do that. Unfit - How could I be, always running off at the mouth and jumping to conclusions |
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Protecting Paintwork
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