Clear Bra

[DogInBlack]

I am using Poorboy's products on my 1993 Porsche RS America which I primarily use on the track. Not too many concours quality cars on the track, but I was lucky to find a well cared for example.

It has a clear bra on the front bumpers, the front portion of the hood, and the mirrors. 1. After having rubber marbles bounce off the front all weekend, how should I clean them off the paint and clear bra? 2. Would you clean, polish and wax the clear bra the same as the paint? If not what do you recommend making the clear bra look as good as the rest of the car?

Thanks for any responses, and thanks poorboys for quality American products.

Tucker

 

[Poorboy]

Hi Tucker and welcome to our forum :smt006

We have been working the vintage racing at Lime Rock, Ct for many years.
We recently found out after years of using Pro Polish to clean up the rubber and tar after a race, that Bug Squash actually worked faster and easier. This revalation came from the BMW racing team and their members.
Be gentle on clear bras as they can easily yellow, but after cleaning with the Bug Squash you can polish the entire vehicle with Pro Polish and it will not affect your decals either. It also works exceptionally well on the windshield as well as other glass and plastics.

 

[DogInBlack]

The one Poorboys product I don't have...yet. Black car helps with discoloration of the bra, but I had a silver M5 that the love bugs destroyed the bra.

Besides the polish, can/should I use the SSR's, EX, and Nattys on the bra?

Thanks very much