Does anybody know if car bras are available for 206CC's ? I'm thinking of doing a trip up the coast to Byron and as the car is but 3 weeks old, I'd hate for it to get any stone chips.
Matt - did you get many stone chips on your way up from Melbourne ???
Cheers,
Michael
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Jussi
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You mean those ugly "black leather bras" 
What about Foliatec's Paint Protection Film, it's transparent. Take a look at Foliatec's web-pages http://foliatec.de/index.shtml (online catalogue/exterior/Paint-protection film).
What about Foliatec's Paint Protection Film, it's transparent. Take a look at Foliatec's web-pages http://foliatec.de/index.shtml (online catalogue/exterior/Paint-protection film).
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omak
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I got a few stone chips on my trip to/from Melbourne back in August. I avoided having any traffic in front of me as much as possible, but I guess you can never avoid on-coming traffic! 
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Hi Matt,
I wonder if the paint/fabric protection option I signed up for with the dealer included this kind of protection? I'll give them a call tomorrow !
BTW, I did mean those ugly leather things - but I figure it's only for the trip up and back - it wouldn't be on full time.
I wonder if the paint/fabric protection option I signed up for with the dealer included this kind of protection? I'll give them a call tomorrow !
BTW, I did mean those ugly leather things - but I figure it's only for the trip up and back - it wouldn't be on full time.
Cheers,
Michael
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Huu
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last time i check it is quite pricey arround 150$ mark
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You might be better off just buying the Peugeot plastic bonnet protector. I think it's only $70 or so. That would cover the spots that I got most of my stone chips - just above the Peugeot badge on the bonnet.
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Huu
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owwwchh!! i remember its expensive but not rip off!!
i agree with omak, i got the plastic bonnet thing... no chip on the bonnet when i drove sydney-melbourne-adelaide (at high speed on freeway it have purpose of deflecting bugs away from windscreen too)
i agree with omak, i got the plastic bonnet thing... no chip on the bonnet when i drove sydney-melbourne-adelaide (at high speed on freeway it have purpose of deflecting bugs away from windscreen too)
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