:banana: Received my magnabra bug and stone deflector yesterday. Installed same. Takes about 1/2 hour the first time due to having it correctly form to your hood. I had several before on previous vehicles and they really do a good job. Easy to take off and on (if necessary) and it fits like a glove. :liebe011: This is made especially for the 2010 Tuscon only. :gitara:
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QUOTE (Todd Nicholson @ Jun 9 2010, 01:46 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=331324
No pictures... i am a computer illiterate, My cell phone is even basic...no picures,texting, etc. If you go to "magnetbra.com" and click on "bras" you can then see pictures of same on many makes and models.Please post a pick so we can see what it looks like on your Tucson!
QUOTE (Joeeey @ Jun 9 2010, 12:01 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=331258
I am also a fanatic about my vehicle. There is NO FRICTION as the whole bottom side of the bra is somehow magnetized and once it is ON it will not move...period...When it is removed...you have to actually roll it up starting at on side of the hood to the other side and yet, even magnetized, it is very flexible to roll up.
As I have said previously...I have had several other magnetbras on previous vehicles and have NEVER had a scratch, wetness, dampness, or other problems. In fact, it doesn't even get wet on the underside from rain, etc. And even after checking ( and let say it did get damp or wet, you simply roll it up, dry off the hood area and then of course dry off the magnettized area and reapply same (although I have never had to do that previously on the other vehicles!!
They do recommend before installation that you clean and wax the area. I did the whole hood.
P.S....I also use the microfiber cloths.
I hope it works well for you. Me personally, I am a bit of a nut. I will not have anything touch the body. There has got to be some form of friction while your are on the highway that could potentially cause very fine scratches to the finish. I don't even towel dry my car I use air drying and a micro fiber to catch the small drops.
It sound like a great idea tho, much better than a leather bra. You should post some pics when you get a chance.
I am also a fanatic about my vehicle. There is NO FRICTION as the whole bottom side of the bra is somehow magnetized and once it is ON it will not move...period...When it is removed...you have to actually roll it up starting at on side of the hood to the other side and yet, even magnetized, it is very flexible to roll up.
As I have said previously...I have had several other magnetbras on previous vehicles and have NEVER had a scratch, wetness, dampness, or other problems. In fact, it doesn't even get wet on the underside from rain, etc. And even after checking ( and let say it did get damp or wet, you simply roll it up, dry off the hood area and then of course dry off the magnettized area and reapply same (although I have never had to do that previously on the other vehicles!!
They do recommend before installation that you clean and wax the area. I did the whole hood.
P.S....I also use the microfiber cloths.
QUOTE (Joeeey @ Jun 9 2010, 04:23 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=331407
Please read the previous posts. I have already answered that question. :liebe011:sounds like a great idea. I would love to see a picture of it installed.
QUOTE (Joeeey @ Jun 10 2010, 11:02 AM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=331645
They do not have a photo of the 2010 Tuscon magnet bra "installed. They ask me to send them a photo after I had installed mine....but...as I said...I am a computer and cell phone and camera "illiterate"!!! I believe they have one of a Hundai SantaFe??? or a Ford Escape...which should give you a good idea of what the bra looks like installed!!!! :banana: :grin: :innocent:Wow nice for $50.00 I and can order one to match the color of my Tucson (white). Looks very clean when installed. I would like to wait until they fix the "photo" link to see it on a 2010 Tucson, there seems to be an error with the link they provide.
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