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There is some debate that if done right that dirt/debris cannot get under the edge of the clear bra. From what I have seen this is not always the case
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There is some debate that if done right that dirt/debris cannot get under the edge of the clear bra. From what I have seen this is not always the case and when dirt/debris starts to collect along that edge then the "invisible" line is no longer invisible to the naked eye. I am more picky than that and can see the line even when it is first applied. Just my
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