The end for clear bra

TINTZEUS · May 18, 2007

http://www.dominionsureseal.com/productsde...13&catid=39

My Dad is gonna buy some of this stuff..... :DD He says its just like spraying clear coat.

I said I hope its not the same guy from Canada that made Ricochet ..... :DD

:krazy the edges soften so there is no line...and they say it is Crystal clear.... :lol2

:lol2

Slick · May 18, 2007

time will tell I guess...what kinda price is on the stuff? I dont see one listed

TINTZEUS · May 18, 2007

try to get ahold of em...I sure cant..... :lol2 I want the free DVD...... :DD

They dont answer the phone....and dont take email.... :krazy

Slick · May 18, 2007

so do you know if it drys hard like a clear coat or stays somewhat soft?? :krazy

big money · May 18, 2007

try to get ahold of em...I sure cant..... I want the free DVD......
They dont answer the phone....and dont take email....

to answer your question, it wont be the end if they wont answer the phone :lol2

how do you remove this stuff? :DD sounds like a mess if something goes wrong with it compared to film, but still interesting :krazy :DD

TINTZEUS · May 18, 2007

I just spoke with the rep....sounds like a really cool new product.... :lol2

Its kinda like a spray-on bed liner ....cant be removed.

if done right , it will last forever..... :krazy

tint_detective · May 18, 2007

I just spoke with the rep....sounds like a really cool new product....
Its kinda like a spray-on bed liner ....cant be removed.

if done right , it will last forever.....

Can't be removed????

Doesn't sound that promising to me....I'd rather buy a product I can remove if I'm not happy with it... :evileye

Let me know how it is, if you decide to try it... Probably a big buy in and expensive equipment, like spray on bed liners.... :lol2

VIP tint + glass · May 18, 2007

I've heard of it and think that the product is only as good as the installer. I wouldnt get it done myself unless the shop applying it was well known as the best at doing it and I have seen their work, and it has to look better than ppf.

pretty sure in the future, this stuff will cause the end of ppf IF they can perfect it. however I think the stuff will either chip or get smudged and stained. then what u gonna do?

but if its good id spray my whole car

big money · May 18, 2007

Can't be removed????
Doesn't sound that promising to me....I'd rather buy a product I can remove if I'm not happy with it...

Let me know how it is, if you decide to try it... Probably a big buy in and expensive equipment, like spray on bed liners....

Thats my point. If it cant be removed and it discolored or any other problems, it seems you will have to repaint what was covered. Since it is a spray on product, a separate booth will be required or you will have :lol everywhere :hmmm I do spray on bedliners