I buy all my car care products from this place. I went to thier open house in Indianapolis yesterday and saw a demo on this product. It's a spray-on bra for behicles. It works exactly how they say in the description and does not harm the paint at all! i thought this would be great for going off road to protect our hummers! check it out...

http://www.griotsgarage.com/search.j...x=0&search.y=0

Mike

Looks interesting and seems to be better than the duplicolor spray on bra.

Mike have you tried this stuff or just seen the demo?

All i saw was the demo but I wouldn't hesitate to use it on the Hummer for going off road. As soon as I have the chance to go off roading I will be buying a can and trying it out. This company sells products that they have tested themselves and do what they say they are going to do. The demo was great and I think this would be a great product instead of trying to buy those magnetic sheets to protect the sides of the vehicle. This could also be applied to the fender flares on the H3 where the magnets wouldn't work.

Sounds interesting for bug and small gravel protection. But do you really think it's sturdy enough to take offroad protection?

S.

That might even work for paint!

Well, that remains to be seen but when they peeled it off the vehicle, they pulled on it like a rubber band and it didn't tear at all!

Well it looks very promising to me. Just need to do a test run with it on my work bench or something and see how it holds up.

What is "spray on pain protection?" And what are "behicles?"

Advil spray.

I wonder if It'll work on my Harley Gas tank.I've already got 2 rock chips on the front of my tank, and It's killing me to see'em there. I guess if I mask it they'll be gone for now! 400 miles and 2 chips...not such a good record so far!

Ric-H0

-I mean vehicles. Whoops!
- Spray on pain protection is a rubberized film that you spray right onto the paint to protect it from chips, etc. It's a little on the expensive side but should work great.

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X10!

Sounds like something you can spray on your spotter to make him/her longer lasting on off-road trips

-I mean vehicles. Whoops!
- Spray on pain protection is a rubberized film that you spray right onto the paint to protect it from chips, etc. It's a little on the expensive side but should work great. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>When you correct someone for correcting your spelling, make sure you spell it right the second time

It is "paint protection", not "pain protection". </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

--You got me. Hey, it was a loooonggg weekend in the house due to rain.