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Originally Posted by vividracing You're not that far off. I have a Subaru BRZ and the full hood alone was $800. Full front bumper was about $400. Full front quarter

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Old 04-10-2015, 10:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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You're not that far off. I have a Subaru BRZ and the full hood alone was $800. Full front bumper was about $400. Full front quarter panels were about $200 each. $1600 to cover the entire car in front of the doors and windshield. Still worth it! I got a bit of a discount overall because I also got my full sides and rear bumper done too. I paid about $2800 for the entire car except the roof and trunk lid.

And again, find out what product he's using and have him prove it is what he says it is. If he charges you that much, make sure its EXPEL or Suntek.

Any 3M product at that price is too much. Also he should cut it himself with a machine or custom cut it, if he buys it pre-cut, it won't protect as much area because they leave a margin for error in installing and the gaps are bigger. If you're paying that much to protect your car, it better cover everything.

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800$ for the hood? Really? My seibon vs11 hood was only 800 and some change shipped. That's crazy
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You could just have the whole front end repainted cheaper than that. Are people really paying $1500+ for a clear bra?
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Exactly why I haven't done it yet. There is also a small chance of the clear bra pulling off the factory paint when you go to remove it.
for me its the hassle of taking my car to the bodyshop, risk car getting f-ked around by dumbarse porters, finding other issues after the work vs before taking the car in.

i rather spend 350 and clearbra my bumper at home and replace it every 3-4yrs.

unless you got crappy aftermarket paint that was improperly applied, paint will not lift.
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