Mazda Fr. Nose Mask Pics???
03-23-2005, 10:29 AM
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Mazda Fr. Nose Mask Pics???
I know that the bra takes away from the car but I recieved my 2nd noticable rock chip yesterday and where I live there i a long road to get to my house with 18 wheelers going back and forth all day. I also do a lot of highway driving so I am going to be getting this to protect the Fr. bumper to 1 hold its value when I trade it in and 2 to give me piece of mind when the 18 wheelers are coming at me. I was wandering if anyone has pics of it on an 8, doesnt matter which color pref. blue though. Thanks. Also, is it easy to put on?
03-23-2005, 11:09 AM
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I know you're looking for a pic of a full mask but this is what I use. I have the same driving situation as you. There are three gravel pits on my way to work. 
I don't use a full mask because it is so much work to take on and off. It's a must that you keep the paint waxed underneath. If the bra gets wet, you need to take it off ASAP and let it air dry. Continual use of a bra can eventually do more damage than good. I use a hood bra from Colgan because my stone chips are mainly on the leading edge of my hood. It helps a little but it's easier to maintain than a full bra. You may want to look into a clear bra. They seem to work really well and some members have them but they can be very expensive to have installed.
I don't use a full mask because it is so much work to take on and off. It's a must that you keep the paint waxed underneath. If the bra gets wet, you need to take it off ASAP and let it air dry. Continual use of a bra can eventually do more damage than good. I use a hood bra from Colgan because my stone chips are mainly on the leading edge of my hood. It helps a little but it's easier to maintain than a full bra. You may want to look into a clear bra. They seem to work really well and some members have them but they can be very expensive to have installed.
03-24-2005, 08:10 PM
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Cool THanks guys. So is it really important to take the cover off when wet? I have that polyurethane protection thing on my paint that cost like 500 bucks and lasts a lifetime, will this help save the paint like it supposed too?
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