Clear bra film can be applied to any automotive surface to protect your paint from rock chips, scuffs from shredded tires on the highway, grime, etc...

Have you ever had to replace a windshield? More than likely, you had to replace it due to a rock flying up and cracking your glass. Imagine if that same rock hit the hood or bumper of your car. You would have a noticeable rock chip on your hood or a serious pit in the bumper paint. But you can protect your paint with a clear bra protective film. You can even apply it to your rear bumper to protect the paint from rocks that your OWN rear tires kick up.

Clear Bra. 3M Paint Protection Film. Rock Blocker. Clear Shield. InvisiShield. InvisiGuard. Invisaline, Xpel. Avery Dennison StoneShield.

These are all names for the same type of product which is essentially an automotive car bra for your car that is clear so you don't have that ugly black cover on the front of your car. Actually, Invisaline isn't one of them, we just put that in there to see if you were really reading. That's for your teeth.

This always-on clear bra film serves to protect your paint by being semi-permanently installed and has a lifespan of about seven years. No special maintenance is needed specifically for the clear bra film as it can be polished/waxed just like the rest of the car without the film.

In a recent poll, over 300 new Lexus owners were asked what damage was done to their cars since taking ownership and over half complained about rock paint chip damage*. Don't let it happen to you.

Skip the Dealership and Save Money!

When a customer walks into a dealership and buys a clear bra to be installed on their car - almost EVERY auto dealership in the country uses a third-party clear bra installer to do the work and then hands the final bill to the customer with a 20-30% mark up!

It's a fact and there's no reason why you, the automotive enthusiast, should pay the inflated prices when you can go directly to the clear bra installer and get the job done yourself.