Hood protector, anyone using it?

[jditom]

click here

Any thoughts, easy to DIY, any disadvantages?

Thanks

[Mr. D]

Look up this web-site and do it right www.rockblocker.net/main.htm It will look great and protect much more...in fact you can't even see it! Just my opinion though...

[jditom]

Anyone using this???

[ncx]

Lots of us are using 3M and simlar clear plastic paint protection. Check out some of these threads:

http://www.xoutpost.com/search.php?searchid=40545

[pseto]

I'm a true believer of the clear bra, should be the first mod performed IMO.

[jditom]

Originally Posted by pseto

I'm a true believer of the clear bra, should be the first mod performed IMO.

Do you have it on the paint and the plastic parts?
Cost?
Thanks

[broknlgs24]

basically, it covers the front end (front section of the hood, bumper, lower valance and side view mirrors). at least that's what mine covers.

[pseto]

i only covered the painted areas (hood, bumper, and side mirrors). i thought that plastic covering plastic made little sense at all, plus, I've never seen anyone get a chip in their headlights. I think I paid about $500.

[RealShakaZulu]

Originally Posted by pseto

I'm a true believer of the clear bra, should be the first mod performed IMO.

I AGREE STRONGLY!!!

[RealShakaZulu]

Originally Posted by pseto

i only covered the painted areas (hood, bumper, and side mirrors). i thought that plastic covering plastic made little sense at all, plus, I've never seen anyone get a chip in their headlights. I think I paid about $500.

Take you X into the mountains and accidently get caught behind a snow plow, sand thrower, 18 wheeler, Tahoe, etc... let them toss a rock at your headlights at speed when they are cold and a crack it definitely possible. The hd assembly is more expensive than the Clear Bra.

COVER your headlights.