ISF rear vinyl or body kit between exhaust tips?
07-23-12, 12:20 AM
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08-05-12, 05:08 PM
#37
I bought some cf vinyl for less than $20 so I figured I would give this a try myself. End result: meh. I would definitely recommend a professional install for vinyl. I'll leave mine on for a bit until I do it right, but there's a reason my pics isn't zoomed in up close haha.
There are blemishes and some creases and I think on white it's more noticeably than if I had a darker color. Overall I love the look but am not really pleased with my abilities.
There are blemishes and some creases and I think on white it's more noticeably than if I had a darker color. Overall I love the look but am not really pleased with my abilities.
08-05-12, 06:11 PM
#39
^I'd highly recommend a professional doing it.
A group buy for a piece of vinyl? 0_o
Professional vinyl installers have a wired tape that can be applied on the contour of the rear bumper for a clean vinyl cut,
So if you're going to a professional either way to install, a pre-cut vinyl is not necessary.
A group buy for a piece of vinyl? 0_o
Professional vinyl installers have a wired tape that can be applied on the contour of the rear bumper for a clean vinyl cut,
So if you're going to a professional either way to install, a pre-cut vinyl is not necessary.
08-05-12, 07:02 PM
#43
I'm interested in having the wrap done right. Murrieta I am willing to drive to, even if it's just me and not a group.
The price seems to be at most $100 installed so if we can get a group we'd prob want something less than that.
But I am VERY interested in a professional vinyl installer!
The price seems to be at most $100 installed so if we can get a group we'd prob want something less than that.
But I am VERY interested in a professional vinyl installer!