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chefwong · 04-23-09, 03:52

I would just polish and do ISO wipedown. The film will have a degree of OP to it regardless, so it may hide whatever defects that still. Straight clean polish, ISO wipedown, bare paint (no sealant, etc).

What's even better IMO is having a clearbra film installer that understands *paint* and would get that you want the paint as flawless as possible...

IMO, the CP industry, similar to a *tinter*, is that these guys are artists and you just need to find the right one that fits your budget and needs..

04-23-09, 03:52	#19 (permalink)
chefwong Registered User chefwong is offline Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 897	Re: So what's your take on clearbra I would just polish and do ISO wipedown. The film will have a degree of OP to it regardless, so it may hide whatever defects that still. Straight clean polish, ISO wipedown, bare paint (no sealant, etc). What's even better IMO is having a clearbra film installer that understands paint and would get that you want the paint as flawless as possible... IMO, the CP industry, similar to a tinter, is that these guys are artists and you just need to find the right one that fits your budget and needs..