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Topic subjectPaint Protection Film link
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37818, Paint Protection Film link
Posted by icjeclipse, Jan-04-03 08:12 AM
I found this and just thought i would pass the info along to anyone who is intereted.

http://www.invinca-shield.com/asp/Genkit.asp?kit=3125

It is clear film that protects your paint from chipping. They have it for 95-96's 97-99.
37819, RE: Paint Protection Film link
Posted by eclipse804, Jan-14-03 11:14 AM
Just saw your post Ian. It could be useful for others that need it...
37820, RE: Paint Protection Film link
Posted by 9D9 MITSU RS, Jan-14-03 12:02 PM
They need a place that sprays it on like those bedliner places. My stock stuff didn't chip any. My shitty quality front job is peeling tho. friggin rocks. People love pulling out in front of me in places where gravel is in the road.
37821, RE: Paint Protection Film link
Posted by iamnotwhoiam, Jan-14-03 04:54 PM
that stuff is pretty cool.. i wonder if it is worth it or even what it looks like in person and how long it lasts..
37822, RE: Paint Protection Film link
Posted by Chamuko, Jan-14-03 05:12 PM
yeah I saw this at the Los angeles auto show. In person it looks pretty neat. They also offer it for the headlights...lifetime warranty I think... If a rock should ever break through it they buy you an entire new headlight. the pain cover itslef has a warrenty for 5 years against yellwing, ripping chipping etc. it has a clear coat so you treat it just like your normal paint. it cost about 400 for the total thing.. they have differetn "kits" or levels of protection. The company , like most others is located here in California. I say from 3 ft away its still pretty hard to notice its there.

damn I should work for these guys...lol

hope I helped
37823, RE: Paint Protection Film link
Posted by Squid, Jan-15-03 12:53 AM
I've seen that bra on a friend's IS300 and on another friend's A4. You can only see the seams up close, like less than a foot away. Supposedly it does an incredible job of preventing the paint from chipping due to rocks and other things you might encounter on the road.