I am getting a new F150 and unlike most users, I will actually be utilizing my 4x4 option off road. I am an avid hunter and I would like to avoid the "pinstriping" that occurs when I brush against a soft pine tree. My current Ranger does not have clear coat and I can buff out very easily any light scratches. My Jeep has clear coat and that is a different story. Is there such thing as a temporary body film that could be applied prior to such a trip? I know that there is a permanent type film to protect against chips but was curious to know if there was anything "temporary".

 

Cabelas has a vehicle over wrap camoflage coverings. It can be removed.

 

If you find anything that works please let us know. Light scratches seem to buff out ok but if you can feel them in the clear coat they usually don't come out.
Let us know what you find, and how it works.

 

Read about this in Pop. Mechanics.

http://cms.3m.com/cms/US/en/2-168/czrRFFU/view.jhtml

If I ever buy a new vehicle with no rock chips, I'm gonna cover the thing with this.