Vinyl wrapped + painted interior '14 GT
1/18/14, 10:09 PM
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Well hels just posting what he has. Heʻs already said hes gonna re-do several parts so why bother criticizing? I think its a great idea (just like Diva said) but would also like to see it better finished. Keep us posted and ride on brotha!
1/22/14, 07:19 PM
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I'm with Diva. OP i would invest in a cheap heat gun or use a blow dryer. It will help eliminate those bubbles and allow you to stretch the vinyl better. Also make sure you prep the parts, ie some rubbing alcohol to clean the parts first.
Not bad for a first go at it.
Not bad for a first go at it.
1/23/14, 06:53 AM
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I'd say if you do like it, go ahead and paint it.
My brother and I Carbon-Fiber* wrapped his mirror caps (135i)... and from a distance, Awesome! Anything short of 15-ft... were we drunk!?
Needless to say, we took it off.
It's a good but as with anything in life, second revision will be better, i'm sure.
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