Advice on selecting the right car bra for your vehicle
There are plenty of options available when you're picking a car bra for your vehicle. Fortunately, it's easy to narrow-down the field to the right one. You should consider:
Each style and shape of car bra covers a different amount of the front end of your vehicle. The more paint your car bra covers, the more paint is protected. The less area the bra covers, the more your vehicle's original looks can show through. It's all a matter of personal preference.
- When you want to cover the most possible area of your vehicle's front end, select a full front end car bras.
- If you want to protect the most vulnerable paint on your front end and still show the original looks of your vehicle, pick a sport bra.
- To safeguard the exposed, sensitive hood of your truck, SUV, van or minivan, grab a T-style car bra.
Car bras can be had in a range of finishes and colors, from black to bright and some shades in between. There's also a choice of textures on some models.
- If you want the original car bra look, select a smooth black finish.
- Late-model style is best had with an ultra-modern carbon fiber car bra.
- Express yourself with bright flair by picking a color car bra.
No car bra is completely waterproof. Not to worry, though—every car bra can be used in wet weather and moist conditions. What happens after a car bra gets wet is the important factor. We recommend removing classic car bras after getting wet and drying them completely before reinstallation. All-weather car bras are perforated to allow moisture to escape, essentially drying while you drive.
- Select a classic car bra if you want the best possible fit, and either don't mind removing your bra or rarely drive in wet weather.
- Pick an all-weather car bra for a slightly less precise fit with less frequent removal needed than a classic car bra.
- If you frequently drive in wet weather, get a micro-perforated all-weather bra that dries while you drive.
Quick Tip
Car Bra Installation
Car bras are easier to install when they're warm, as the material loosens and becomes more flexible. Save yourself some time and stretching grief by leaving your car bra out in the sun for about 20 minutes before installing. If it's a cloudy or cold day, use a simple hair dryer to warm the material. Follow the included instructions for stretching the bra over your [Vehicle] and enjoy!
Note
Some Quick Color Advice
When the first car bras were in development more than 4 decades ago, black vinyl was the prototype material. That same look prevails today as the most common car bra color choice on
the road. For that original car bra look, smooth black is the best pick.