The Magnetic Car Bra is made from safety-coated, flexible magnetic sheet. It is UV-resistant
vinyl on the outside and magnetized rubber underneath. This material is also used for magnetic car signs and the seal around your refrigerator door.
The safety-coated material was designed to be used on cars. It will give problem-free service with almost no
maintenance.
Flexible magnetic sheet forms a tight seal that keeps out water and grit. It will not cause abrasion or oxidation. The magnetic bra can be left on a car permanently with only a few minutes of maintenance per month. All that is required is to wipe underneath with a damp cloth - as little as once a month, that's it. The bumpers on most cars are plastic. Unlike steel, plastic flexes and absorbs impacts. This protects the bumper from rock chips. This can be observed by comparing the paint on the hood and bumper on older cars. 99 percent of rock chips occur on the hood. To view the difference Click Here. (Severe hood damage but bumper is OK.) The magnetic car bra has a patented design that makes it theft-proof and secure at any speed. A durable U-shaped edge trim covers the leading edge and sides of the bra. This keeps wind and water out and prevents removing the bra without opening the hood.
Professionally installed clear bras using transparent film are a good product. They are also very expensive (about $125 for just the hood and $500 to $700 to cover the whole front end.) The best ones are 8-mil thick, or eight thousandths of an inch. This is about 1/4th the thickness of the magnetic bra. They will protect against bugs but won't help as much against larger impacts.
The magnetic car bra combines the protection and low cost of a conventional bra with the safety and convenience of a clear bra. Shipping is $11.95 to the U.S.A., $20 to Canada, and $29 to other international destinations. Other models are also availabe. For photos and more information please visit the Magnetbra website at magnetbra.com.
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