So i wrapped my roof over the weekend, i did not remove the fin as it required dropping the headliner, which i did not want to do.. in the past i have been able to remove the fin by just taking the rear dome light out and accessing the nuts, (not the case here)
so i did end up with a seam after the fin. which is not very noticeable. i also wrapped the weather strips so it flowed better into the windshields. The the tough parts would be tucking the wrap into the front and rear windshield weather strips. other than that, it was a breeze, took me about 45 mins, i used a black pearl and love the depth of color on it in the sun!
@mrkwinning for sure, im looking at the RSR super downs.... thats next on the list!
Super Downs tucks a bit which is a bit too low for me. The way my current wheels/tire setup, I would be scraping the rear fenders if I go that low. Tanabe NF210 give me a little subtle drop.
Ok, I give up and going to order some black vinyl wrap!!! I bought a front lip spoiler, fog lights, and joez exhaust axle back because I have an awd and everything is sitting at the house waiting for me to get home and install everything.... Another 2 weeks before I get home which sucks!
So i wrapped my roof over the weekend, i did not remove the fin as it required dropping the headliner, which i did not want to do.. in the past i have been able to remove the fin by just taking the rear dome light out and accessing the nuts, (not the case here)
so i did end up with a seam after the fin. which is not very noticeable. i also wrapped the weather strips so it flowed better into the windshields. The the tough parts would be tucking the wrap into the front and rear windshield weather strips. other than that, it was a breeze, took me about 45 mins, i used a black pearl and love the depth of color on it in the sun!
So i wrapped my roof over the weekend, i did not remove the fin as it required dropping the headliner, which i did not want to do.. in the past i have been able to remove the fin by just taking the rear dome light out and accessing the nuts, (not the case here)
so i did end up with a seam after the fin. which is not very noticeable. i also wrapped the weather strips so it flowed better into the windshields. The the tough parts would be tucking the wrap into the front and rear windshield weather strips. other than that, it was a breeze, took me about 45 mins, i used a black pearl and love the depth of color on it in the sun!
You should wrap the front grill also and the window trims it will look sick, I did it, here is some pics.
