Was having a chat with a neighbor the other night. He said that his friend had a vinyl top sprayed on his car. Something similar to the spray on bed protectors for trucks.

Is there a quality product that looks good and is durable like this? Is it a good thing?

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Oh yuck! I haven't seen a sprayed on vinyl top in years! I put those in the same class as port-o-walls(fake white side walls), padded bras, decal flames, etc. If you have a nice car, don't even consider it.

I totally agree.

EDIT: except for the padded bra thing. Those are good a good thing.

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[This message has been edited by chadh5 (edited 09-06-2002).]

I like to keep looks as close to stock as possible. I've never seen a spray on top, but it doesn't sound good.

and a comment on the padded bra --- may be a good thing but they can't hold a candle to the real thing.

Is This a blast from the past ?
They wire Junk (read ugly) in the late 60 early 70 when there were in vauge.

I seem to remeber one from JC Whitney in the '70s http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

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1970 El Camino, licensed and insured for the first time since 1988, drove it down the block the other day, bodywork is continuing.

Yep, it wasn't much more than black spatter paint. Looked fake and didn't last.

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