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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone a Clear Bra system and if so have you had it for 3 years or more? I'm wanting to hear about the longevity of the clear bra.

POST 2Original post

IMHO....should be pulled and re-applied maybe every 4 yrs..........whether it's the 3M Scotchcal polyurathane or Llumar or Venture........just my opin. By then it probably looks dinged-up anyway.........By then, older 1st gen Scotchcal would have turned a bit yellow (on a lighter car)......current products seem to stand up better to the UV.

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