So, wen we bought our first H3, we wanted the rocker panels and fender flares to have clear bra. We paid $400 to have this done. No kits were available at the time. My H3 is coming in about a month and I wanted to get mine done.

I was searching on line and found this kit.
What do you think? Anyone try this yet?
3M kit

So, wen we bought our first H3, we wanted the rocker panels and fender flares to have clear bra. We paid $400 to have this done. No kits were available at the time. My H3 is coming in about a month and I wanted to get mine done.

I was searching on line and found this kit.
What do you think? Anyone try this yet?
3M kit

Thanks for finding a link to something designed for the H3. I've been looking myself to avoid rock chip at the rear fender.

I still wish SMA or Hummer would come out with something...a la Porsche 930!

Here's another place. I have them sitting on my dinning room table, since I received them a day or two before breaking my hand. When healed, I'll give it a try.

http://www.clearmask.com/aboutourkits.htm

You broke your hand? That sucks. It was pulling that side pannel off the dash... wasn't it?

No, it was due to installing a rebuilt LS1 SC engine into the Vette and the guy operating the engine hoist not knowing what "lower it a hair" meant. He opened the valve and the engine crashed down on my hand.

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No, it was due to installing a rebuilt LS1 SC engine into the Vette and the guy operating the engine hoist not knowing what "lower it a hair" meant. He opened the valve and the engine crashed down on my hand. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Oh FINALLY we get the story!!!! OMG, did you knock him silly with your good hand???

Of course not...but I bet you wanted to. OWIE!!!!

Glad you are getting better.

Accidents happen...friends are friends. Although there is an old saying a true friend helps you dispose of the body

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Accidents happen...friends are friends. Although there is an old saying a true friend helps you dispose of the body </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Don't know if you guys decided to try this yourselves--but I would not recommend this as a Saturday project!! We do these for dealerships and it takes the average installer about 6-9 mos to get fair at doing them and a couple years to be good. TMGCO, I see you are in CO, there are many many shops that do these for reasonable cost--save yourself the headache and take it in to have it done. The cost should be under $200 to do the hood/fenders and the backs of the mirrors if they are painted. If you mess up even a little with your kit, it will quickly become a wadded up ball of goo in your trash can!!