i believe this may be the same stuff that many auto dealers are putting
on the front "mask" of new cars. it is a film that is not adhered by
glues or adhesives. i think they use heat to mold it to the application
area and therefore can be removed quite easily.
you can probably have it done (or purchase the materials from) a local
window tint shop. there are many of them here in denver offering this as
a side business. gee, i wonder if i could do the whole car?
Tom Di Iulio
1976 TR6 (in pieces)
Denver, Co.
Alan Myers wrote:
>
> Listers,
>
> Following up on a recent carpet thread (pun intended), several folks
> mentioned they didn't get the rubber driver's side kick pad with their
> carpet kits... I see Moss offers it separately in their
> vastly-more-convenient-now-that-every-item-is-priced catalog. Part
> #681-190, $3.25. I have no idea if they are in stock.
>
> There was also some discussion of protecting paint, with modern rocker
> panel style coatings, etc. Here's another alternative: Eastwood offers a
> product made by 3M called Scotchcal Paint Protector. It's a clear,
> heavy-duty, self-adhesive urethane film that protects against chips on
> rockers, fenders and hoods. Supposedly non-yellowing and can be removed
> without harming the paint. Not cheap at $30 for a strip, but a whole lot
> cheaper than a repaint. I'd bet you could find it at high end paint
> stores, too. I think I'll give this one a try, once I have some paint
> worth protecting!
>
> No financial interest, yada...
>
> Alan Myers
> San Jose, Calif.
> '62 TR4 CT17602L
> --
> MZ
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