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Anyone recommend against doing a clear-bra self-install?
I am finding Venture Shield sheets on ebay for only $65 to cover the hood. I figure with 2-3 rolls, I can do a full front wrap of bumper, hood, and front side fenders for under $200.
I've watched videos online, and it doesn't seem that tough, albeit time consuming.
Do any of you have experience with self-installs (installing without any prior experience) and can you comment on something nonobvious that should hold me back from trying it?
Side-note: I've read of a prime member having the clear bra lifting his paint. Is this a concern for those with factory paints that have never been repsrayed?
*I have no tinting experience, but I've worked with self-adhesive 3M vinyl (car grade) on my phone and it was really easy, and my result was better than probably 99.9% of the work out there. I am extremely meticulous and dextrous. I've never worked with wet-install processes, however.
I am finding Venture Shield sheets on ebay for only $65 to cover the hood. I figure with 2-3 rolls, I can do a full front wrap of bumper, hood, and front side fenders for under $200.
I've watched videos online, and it doesn't seem that tough, albeit time consuming.
Do any of you have experience with self-installs (installing without any prior experience) and can you comment on something nonobvious that should hold me back from trying it?
Side-note: I've read of a prime member having the clear bra lifting his paint. Is this a concern for those with factory paints that have never been repsrayed?
*I have no tinting experience, but I've worked with self-adhesive 3M vinyl (car grade) on my phone and it was really easy, and my result was better than probably 99.9% of the work out there. I am extremely meticulous and dextrous. I've never worked with wet-install processes, however.
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