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Namely, if you replace a piece after a few years there is a chance it will pull up the clear coat, yes, even on brand new Porsches.
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Hello all:
I am interested in one of their masks for my 996. They appear to offer a nice product. Their web page seems alive but they are unresponsive to telephone and email. I don't relish the idea of giving out a charge card number to an entity that may or may not be defunct. Does anyone have any recent experience or knowledge of these people to share?
Thanks
Rick
If I may lend my experience - been driving Porsche's since 98, various models, I've had old school bras, newer bras, Expel type clear wrap, they all have their good and bad points. Expel originated here in San Antonio and I've talked to the owners at their flagship facility and there are problems with that stuff. Namely, if you replace a piece after a few years there is a chance it will pull up the clear coat, yes, even on brand new Porsches.
Old school bras, easy on, easy off, but if you use them extensively at high speeds and in the rain they will beat the heck out of your paint.
So what do we do?
Are you going to daily drive it?
Are you going to show the car?
The answer all depends on so many factors...hope this helps!
That's my vote. I bought a Cayenne with film that had been left on too long and it was an absolute nightmare to remove. As I mentioned in the below linked thread,
I will never, EVER buy another car that has a clear bra on it.
https://rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-...l#post16020957
I have seen this often. I also notice on the 911 for sale Facebook page people will complain when a newer 911 doesn't have PPF or whatever as if it's a ding on the cars condition.
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