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I've read that once you apply these protective films, you make it very difficult to repaint the coated body panel. Anyone heard this before? I'd rather deal with some little
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I've read that once you apply these protective films, you make it very difficult to repaint the coated body panel. Anyone heard this before? I'd rather deal with some little chips knowing I can repaint the body panel rather than shell out for a protective film that makes touch-up work or refinishing a challenge. What about your first chip on a panel that you've paid for the clear bra protection? That stuff isn't impervious to everything...
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