Re: Removing the clear bra....suggestions? (Jexx)
It is either an acrylic or urethane film depending on the brand, I'm going to guess yours is probably the latter, with an adhesive (usually an acrylic).
It can be removed by taking a hair dryer to it, warming it until it softens and then peeling up an edge and removing it; don't peel it straight back you run a greater risk of tearing it, a 30-90 degree angle is best. You can remove the remnants of the adhesive with 70% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) or windex spiked with a good slug of isopropyl alcohol.
If need be, you can use a soft squeegee, to scrape of the difficult parts. Just soften it with the hair drier, spray start peeling and spray it with the windex, maybe heat a little more and then squeegee away. Give the windex some time to dissolve the bond line. You want to be very careful and use a soft squeegee so that you don't scratch your paint.
It will probably come off with just the heating. Polyurethane films are pretty tough and have good tensile strength, if the film is not too weathered (brittle, and it shouldn't be) it should be strong enough to take the stretching needed to pull it up without tearing it.
To remove the remaining adhesive try isopropanol (it may have to sit for 5 minutes to soften the adhesive) or, even better, get some of the wax & grease, etc remover that the body shops use to prep a car, any automotive paint supply will have it or and adhesive cleaner like 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner (which is essentially the same stuff only more $$).