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k20z3 05-29-2009 01:05 AM

Clear Bra Scratch Fix
 
Well I thought I'd give back to people get some good karma :)

-DISCLAIMER: This is for the 3m bra series it worked for me, DO NOT try if you are scared. It works for me especially when I scratch it by rubbing it too hard.-

Supplies needed:

1. 70% Rubbing Alcohol
2. Microfiber cloth

Directions:

Do not do in direct sunlight, cool place preferable.

Step 1: Drench the microfiber cloth in 70% alcohol, LIGHTLY go in circle motions over the entirety of the clear bra.

Step 2: Let air dry, once air dried, once fully air dried repeat step one and two.

Step 3: Let air dry and you're finished, if needed LIGHTLY go over the clear bra with your favorite detailer spray. (optional)


Enjoy this easy DIY :)

k20z3 05-29-2009 12:30 PM

no one ha oh no

initialgemini 05-29-2009 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k20z3 (Post 80567)
Well I thought I'd give back to people get some good karma :)

-DISCLAIMER: This is for the 3m bra series it worked for me, DO NOT try if you are scared. It works for me especially when I scratch it by rubbing it too hard.-

Supplies needed:

1. 70% Rubbing Alcohol
2. Microfiber cloth

Directions:

Do not do in direct sunlight, cool place preferable.

Step 1: Drench the microfiber cloth in 70% alcohol, LIGHTLY go in circle motions over the entirety of the clear bra.

Step 2: Let air dry, once air dried, once fully air dried repeat step one and two.

Step 3: Let air dry and you're finished, if needed LIGHTLY go over the clear bra with your favorite detailer spray. (optional)


Enjoy this easy DIY :)

I don't have a clear bra on yet... But how long have you been using 70% alcohol on it? You wouldn't happen to have any yellowing of the film would you?

k20z3 05-29-2009 02:57 PM

Nope! I talked with some of the people that make it and apply it to cars thats what they use cause when they apply the film they scweegie (however you spell that) the film and it causes small scratches so they use 70% alcohol to rid that before they give to the customer

k20z3 05-29-2009 03:03 PM

LIke I said it worked for mine, cause I had severe circles in the bra, and it fixed it right up within seconds

DIGItonium 06-06-2009 01:35 PM

Thank you! It works! I had some small fingernail scratch type marks, and it worked wonders! I'll need to check again to make sure I wasn't seeing things.

On a side note, try looking at the clearbra with polarized glasses and tilt your head. It's weird.

k20z3 06-06-2009 01:58 PM

Yes it does work! You can run with a CLEAN RAG and your favorite detailer spray I use ICE detailer spray on it and wipe off once it dries!

Glad it worked for you buddy!

k20z3 06-19-2009 08:18 PM

please give me rep if you are hapy!

k20z3 08-01-2009 03:09 AM

i noticed alot of members getting clear bras this should prove beneficial towards keeping clear bra new!

HTP AutoWorks 08-01-2009 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k20z3 (Post 132635)
i noticed alot of members getting clear bras this should prove beneficial towards keeping clear bra new!

This technique works on 3M.... do not try this on other films. Each film is different and the films I install... VentureShield Ultra and ClearMask AR.... this will actually scuff the film. This is great info but I highly recommend you talk to your installer before trying this. If you scuff the film up he may void the warranty.

k20z3 08-01-2009 08:02 PM

As stated above, it is for the 3M bra, I have no clue with Venture Sheild, or Clear mask.

1slow370 09-05-2009 05:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DIGItonium (Post 85928)
Thank you! It works! I had some small fingernail scratch type marks, and it worked wonders! I'll need to check again to make sure I wasn't seeing things.

On a side note, try looking at the clearbra with polarized glasses and tilt your head. It's weird.


Look at one of those 90cent plastic protractors with polarized glasses holding it up to the light and you'll see a bunch of lines real close together at one spot on it and if you bend it until it snaps it will always break at that stress point. It's due to the polarizing affects of the plastic affecting the way the light goes through it.

Liquid_G 09-21-2009 02:26 PM

I had mine installed a few weeks ago and noticed some scratches in it.. Mostly from people touching it like OHH Cool.. whats this spot, oh its on the film.. idiots...

I'll have to give this a try. Thanks for the info.

mikeTO 06-12-2010 11:28 PM

Hi guys. Just thought I would check in on this. I have the 3M bra and have some hood swirls/light scratches to deal with. My installer suggested the isopropyl alcohol approach as well.

Before I give it a shot, any tips/advice?

One specific question - I assume you use the 70% solution 'full strength' (i.e. not diluted)?

Thanks!

djpathfinder 06-13-2010 03:25 AM

Thanks for the tip k20z3. Someone backed into my front bumper (with 3M clear bra) in a parking lot and left scuff and streak marks in an area just below my right headlight (on the bumper). Can I apply this technique over just the affected areas or will that only make it look different than the rest of the bumper when I'm done?

Also, has anyone ever applied wax on the 3M clearbra?


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