Hi, everyone,1.Is this 1080 wrap just for decoration purposes? 2.How is it compared to 3M clear bra in terms of protection against gravels?
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Its more designed for car interior or lap top decor. For clear bra type protection i recommend expel
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1080 is an automotive grade decorative vinyl. While it will protect your vehicles paint from sand abrasion and minor rock chips to a degree, it isn't quite as tough as clear bra material. It is both thinner and softer in composition.
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Using it for heavy wear protection for interior and exterior auto parts. Seems to hold up well. Big gravel will make it split after it gets hot, but easily peels off and replaced with another piece. So far no discoloration
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Decoration compared to structural support, yes. It's only meant to enhance the looks of something or protect it. I have it on different areas of my BMW and it withstands the elements fairly well with minimal shrinkage or discoloration.
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Well, it's not a traditional wrap that you wrap in different carries (like front cross carry, or a ruck carry). It has attached rings that you thread the fabric through and cinche up to have a nice secure fit. There are tutorials on line. As for the size. You can get different sz depending on your body sz and your preference. Ie I am 5'4" woman at 135lb. I prefer sz med Bc I like having a bit longer tail (extra fabric) to drape over baby if it is sunny or misting outside or some coverage for breastfeeding. I hope that helps and Happy babywearing!
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This is a good product, if your bra will hold them in place. or if you use adhesive. They will slip out otherwise, as there is no glue. I also recommend two sets, to help fill your bras. But they feel and look great.,if held in place.
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The company does make a thicker version for more coverage. I almost bought the thicker, as its cheaper than buying two layers, but was concerned it might look too dense. If you double this one, or put one layer on each side of the fence, you can't see through it. I have some of mine doubled, some one layer, and some with a bamboo reed fence. It's fast and easy to put up. It helps if you have a second person, but it's lightweight, and not too hard to do alone.
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I happen to know something about this Allstar product because I work for the company that sells it. The product is a closed cell, heavy duty foam tube that is designed to fit into a race car roll cage. It protects the driver and the hole going through the padding is offset to give the most cushion at the thickest side, which is approx. 1 inch. The hole itself is 1.5 inches. I do not have a race car, but I did build a kayak trailer and placed this foam insulation on the support bars to cushion the kayaks. This roll bar padding is heavy duty and will stand up to weather and highway miles. I admit that it is an unusual use for race car roll bar padding, but my kayaks enjoy the ride. Best Regards. I happen to know something about this Allstar product because I work for the company that sells it. The product is a closed cell, heavy duty foam tube that is designed to fit into a race car roll cage. It protects the driver and the hole going through the padding is offset to give the most cushion at the thickest side, which is approx. 1 inch. The hole itself is 1.5 inches. I do not have a race car, but I did build a kayak trailer and placed this foam insulation on the support bars to cushion the kayaks. This roll bar padding is heavy duty and will stand up to weather and highway miles. I... » Read More I happen to know something about this Allstar product because I work for the company that sells it. The product is a closed cell, heavy duty foam tube that is designed to fit into a race car roll cage. It protects the driver and the hole going through the padding is offset to give the most cushion at the thickest side, which is approx. 1 inch. The hole itself is 1.5 inches. I do not have a race car, but I did build a kayak trailer and placed this foam insulation on the support bars to cushion the kayaks. This roll bar padding is heavy duty and will stand up to weather and highway miles. I admit that it is an unusual use for race car roll bar padding, but my kayaks enjoy the ride. Best Regards. « Show Less
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no, it's a lot more thicker than thin bubble wrap. and it wasn't designed to keep rain water out. this will be the second season for the cover, and although cheap in price, it seems to be effective for what it's sold as. the trick to getting it to stay put, is to use a broom to rake the trapped air to the bleed holes. it surprisingly does a not too bad job of raising the temp just enough to take the edge off. be careful with small tree limbs of leaves with thick stems om them....if they rest over any of the bubbles, the heat will melt it through. all in all.....for the price, it's worth it, just take care of it..... no, it's a lot more thicker than thin bubble wrap. and it wasn't designed to keep rain water out. this will be the second season for the cover, and although cheap in price, it seems to be effective for what it's sold as. the trick to getting it to stay put, is to use a broom to rake the trapped air to the bleed holes. it surprisingly does a not too bad job of raising the temp just enough to take the edge off. be careful with small tree limbs of leaves with thick stems om them....if they rest over any of the bubbles, the heat will melt it through. all in all.....for the price, it's worth it,... » Read More no, it's a lot more thicker than thin bubble wrap. and it wasn't designed to keep rain water out. this will be the second season for the cover, and although cheap in price, it seems to be effective for what it's sold as. the trick to getting it to stay put, is to use a broom to rake the trapped air to the bleed holes. it surprisingly does a not too bad job of raising the temp just enough to take the edge off. be careful with small tree limbs of leaves with thick stems om them....if they rest over any of the bubbles, the heat will melt it through. all in all.....for the price, it's worth it, just take care of it..... « Show Less
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Hi there, I think probably better than cloth wraps, because there is a little bit more padding on top with some time of gel. But I take a kickboxing class and hit the bags and I wish I would have gotten a better glove with more support. There is a slightly bigger version ( I think Amazon also sells it). I will keep them though because they are good. I think if you wear regular cloth wraps, you would probably like these because they are not bulky and just offer better protection than just wraps. hope it helps
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Hi, Anna! I was wondering which gravel you received - I'm in the same boat you are with the two different pictures. I am hoping it's the darker gravel but it sounds like everyone else got the light one. Did you end up with the darker or lighter? I'm in the process of ordering, too, but I'm not sure about the lighter color. Thanks for any info!
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Hi Hun These are not designed as a replacement for a bra. I use them strictly to enhance my shape. They are about 3/4 inch at the thickest point. You could try an adhesive to hold them in place but I am not sure that would work because they are pretty heavy. I hope I have answered your question and congratulations on your upcoming wedding. XOXO Kelli
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I'm actually on mine right now and I own a tempur-pedic cloud luxe breeze. This protector is the best I've tried so far as far as being breathable and keeping you cool. I'd give it a shot.
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I bought the "bra" that fits over the bearing, about $5.00 for a set. I think they are worth it to keep dust out. On a boat trailer it is good to pull them off after the trailer has been in the water to check for water. Usually I found them dry.Joe
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I am wondering the same thing. I thought it was perhaps because it might be UV resistant, but I see that the $19 stuff claims that.Another lady suggests that the $19 rolls are thinner material that tears more easily.Without having two rolls to compare, who knows?
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I have the same doubt, but it is gone after my first night out! It felt like sleeping home! I believe they do their research well. Mat be you can go for the XL option which is longer and wider with more poles for support. Using less pole is an option if you think the support is enough! The ultra lite is great as well, much lighter fabric but it is like a piece of plastic on your back, less ventilation!
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It hadn't occurred to me to use anything other than a nice mattress pad . . . either waterproof or not . . . since the mattress meets my "softness" requirements. I truly think that anything thicker, like some sort of topper, would defeat the purpose of the memory foam. The memory foam is designed to closely conform to the contours of the body, so I would not recommend putting a substantial barrier between myself and the top of the mattress. My previous mattress was the 7" version of the mattress and I only used a regular mattress pad for protection of its surface, as I have with this one. I hope this is of help to you. P.S. The 12" has proved to be much more satisfactory to me.
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I don't have a definite answer for you as a customer and what these can do for you. I will say these are rather flat on the back side, that which is against the chest. The ability of the form to cover or wrap the breast may be limited as I have a very flat chest and have no need for that consideration. You may be better off looking at inserts or cup-size enhancers rather than full sized forms to get the effect and size you are looking for.
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The hourglass comes in on the sides which I found caused leakage. This pad is straight on the sides and gives better coverage than the hourglass, in my opinion. I don't know the exact size but it is rather large but isn't detectable or more bulky than the other, if that is what you are wondering.
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I have an infinity QX60 but as the 3rd rows are identical from my understanding, it shouldnt matter. It does cover the entire 3rd row. I find that I have to take it out if i want to use the 3rd row as it doesn't bend or anything. It's a very good liner though.