Long distance paint protection

[m0nty]

Try Ozi Cozi. We sell it as StoneGuard. I've seen quite a few exotics using it. It costs a fair bit but it's a leave on product which is nigh on invisable.

http://ozicozi.com.au/

[Jim80y]

Heeeey! That's at Civic Mobil petrol station in Canberra isn't it!? Lol

It is, stopped by on the way from Melbourne to meet up with a guy I sold my oil cooler and carbing c-bar to.

[45SET]

Update:

Currently in the Hunter Valley... get to Sydney tomorrow (See you soon Burak and Tony).

Any, I went with the clear contact adhesive (Book contact). As We've driven along the New England High-way, there has been a fair few rocks, and trucks carrying crap... so far there has been no dents or paint chips... except on my new red H badge i bought 2 weeks ago!

I haven't take the adhesive off yet, but it is peeling off in places (After 2 days). I'll keep you updated when i get back.

[TypeSexy]

crazy, msg me when ur in sydney will organise some crap, enjoy ur lil get away brah

[EG30]

use the blue masking tape, lot more $$$ than the normal beige type but they dont leave a residue or break up when you peel it off after a few days even in the sun. Prob need 4-5 rolls to do the whole front half of the front end.

I buy the packmate brand one from SCA and use it where needed. 3M makes a good one too, bit more $$$.

[45SET]

Well its been a week... and the only parts that have been causing me any trouble have been the side mirrors.

Otherwise all good.