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Temporary Paint Protection

Danyol
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Guys,

Anyone had experience using "stretch wrap" for temporary protection? Painters tape was another suggestion, just looking for something that will last through a DE weekend & won't look too dorky driving the 2 hrs to the track :)

Mehmet

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Personally, I have the clear bra and love it. But for your situation, don't worry about what others think on your way to the track. If anything, it's jealousy and they are saying "lucky bastard with the funny blue tape on his lights, proably going to go race his car".

Oh to be him :)

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Well I became the "blue taped terror" and had a blast on the track and off.

Painters tape worked great for 2 days at Sebring, though took a lot of time to apply. I'll probably invest in a more conventional solution next time. now I know how much fun it is!

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