I saw the material applied over sponsor decals on racing cars. It appeared possible
to remove without distroying what was underneath, but you are right to question it.
Before using, I would do a test to be sure it wouldn't pull my decals off.

John Rodgers

sxs@concentric.net wrote:

> Are you sure it is easily removable?  There is an
> adhesive...and on a syncro, i fear it may pull the
> decals off if youy try to remove it.
> steve
>
> John Rodgers wrote:
> >
> > Hans,
> >
> > Just a few days ago I addressed this problem by suggesting the use of a 3M
> > clear film that is applied to the surface of the vehicle much like you apply
> > window tint film. It is also as easily removable. This film is used in the
> > racecar world to protect the paint on the cars from chipping and peeling
> > during a race as well as preventing the various decals from peeling off at
> > high speeds. It also is U/V repellant, meaning you won't have to worry about
> > paint fade in sunlight.
> >
> > Though I have not used it myself, it appears it would be superior to a "Bra"
> > in that it is
> > a onetime application, protects the paint forever..or until you remove it, and
> > will not give you that paint sanding and scratching on the paint that a "Bra"
> > will do when it traps grit and dust under it.
> >
> > I plan to use it when I paint my van in the not to distant future.
> >
> > You really should explore the possibility.
> >
> > John Rodgers
> > "88GL Driver
> >
> > "Hans V." wrote:
> >
> > > Has anyone out there had long term use effects from installing a bra ?
> > > I painted my van last year, always wax it etc, but a few new stone chips
> > > have me thinking about it. what about moisture dampness ? Do they dryout ?
> > > Effects on paint long term ,rust buildup etc etc. THANKS.
> > >
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