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clearmask and Valentine RD

Old Apr 2, 2007 | 06:47 PM
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We just picked up our new 07 5door GT. I want to install my Valentine One radar detector and stealth display in it. Has anyone done so? Any tips. I was thinking of maybe putting the display where the ashtray is. Not much room by the instrument cluster.
Also I'm wondering if anyone has installed the Clearmask 3M paint film. Any opinions? We live in a rural area with sand and gravel on the roads.
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Max
 
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Old Apr 2, 2007 | 07:15 PM
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Also I'm wondering if anyone has installed the Clearmask 3M paint film. Any opinions? We live in a rural area with sand and gravel on the roads.
Thanks,
Max
I just had my clear bra put on the other day. Mine isn't from 3M. They are a nice fit and certainly protect the car from chips and debris. Mine covers from about 10" up on the hood down to the ground, and mirrors as well.

It is worth EVERY PENNY!!! You can only really see it when you look for it.
 
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Old Apr 2, 2007 | 10:28 PM
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We just picked up our new 07 5door GT. I want to install my Valentine One radar detector and stealth display in it. Has anyone done so? Any tips. I was thinking of maybe putting the display where the ashtray is. Not much room by the instrument cluster.
Also I'm wondering if anyone has installed the Clearmask 3M paint film. Any opinions? We live in a rural area with sand and gravel on the roads.
Thanks,
Max
Hey Max,
Congrats on the new ride.
Don't know about the radar detector, but as for the rest... DO IT!!! You're paint will thankyou. I wish I had. The paint Mazda is using is not the strongest to begin w/and with the conditions you describe I think you'll be happy you did.
Also, consider installing some aftermarket mudflaps @ least on the front. That'll help keep the gravel and sand off the sides and sills.
IMO, your last statement says it all. Don't hesitate.

 
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