LeBra on a Toyota

They usually come with some protective tape, but it does not seem to hold up well in the weather. So, what happens is the tape goes away; then the Bra starts flapping in the wind, and rubbing against the paint.

So, you get your choice of not buying one and having the paint ruined by stone chips, or buying one and having the paint worn off but vinyl rubbing against it...

A) of course it will fade around it, and it wont be as noticable on silver but it will be there. B) Whats the point in protecting the paint at the front of the car if you are never going to see it again?

I know people that bought bras for the vehicle but I don' know of anybody that bought one for there NEXT vehicle. Dirt gets under them as you drive and the paint get marked by the dirty vibrating bra.

mike hunt

As you may have read from other's responses, the bra will deleterious to your paint. I have them for my vehicles. I only put them on when going on trips where most of the travel will be on the freeway. I make sure to wax the front of the car beforehand and then remove the bra afterwards. Washing the car after the trip should be called for as well.

There's also the fact that dust gets underneath those things and chafes the paint.

One gets the impression that this bra is more trouble than it's worth.

Geoff

Cleaning the under side of bra would be a good idea as well.

mike

Toyota used to offer an OEM front end mask, it was discontinued after a year or 2.

Yeah, stick one or more of your hands on there, feel around real good, and check that everything is nice and firm.

(Natalie was wondering how long it would take! ;)

A LeBra belongs on your wife not your car!

His wife does not were a bra. ;)

mike hunt