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YOUR RESEARCHClear Bra Install - SE PA

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Repair (see my holbert porsche post below)

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
I'm having my '04 C4S repaired (see my Holbert Porsche post below).
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Use 3m also

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Steve, great suggestion - he'll do the work for me - they do use 3M also, which is excellent.
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Repair (see my holbert porsche post below)

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
I'm having my '04 C4S repaired (see my Holbert Porsche post below).
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Clear Bra Install - SE PA

Use 3m also

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Steve, great suggestion - he'll do the work for me - they do use 3M also, which is excellent.
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Clear Bra Install - SE PA

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm having my '04 C4S repaired (see my Holbert Porsche post below). Car likely sustained damage to the lower passenger side rocker in transport from the Midwest. The part is bent and needs replacement and painting. Both the passenger and drivers side pieces came with clear bra - problem is that Holbert doesn't do clear bra installs, so I'm left with one side covered, and the other not. Since the clear bra on the hood was put on poorly, this is a good excuse to redo the whole clear bra, preferably with 3M product. Does anyone know who in SE PA near Philly does this - better yet, does anyone know a vendor who will do quality work at my home? I hear there's a place in central NJ, but would really like something closer. Thanks. Phil

POST 2Original post

Talk to Erik @ Brandywine Porsche - [phone removed] I'm going to have mine installed their shortly. Steve

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Steve, great suggestion - he'll do the work for me - they do use 3M also, which is excellent. Appreciate the help! Now to just angle the car up their steep driveway without re-injuring my front lip spoiler

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