DecalDude's body panel vinyl overlays
#1
DecalDude's body panel vinyl overlays
these will be sheets that are 48" wide by x amount of feet, right now i have matte black since it looks sweet on all cars.. If you are in the southeast GA. northeast FL area i would be more than happy to give you a hand as well.
And incase anyone has any doubts that i dont know what i am talking about with car wrapping, here is my NHBP SI that i did all by myself.
And incase anyone has any doubts that i dont know what i am talking about with car wrapping, here is my NHBP SI that i did all by myself.
Last edited by DecalsDude; 08-08-2010 at 08:12 PM.
#4
sorry that is as big as the pics are. and incase anyone is mistaken, the white is vinyl and the black is the actual car =). so an example to show you guys i know what i am talking about when it comes to vehicle wrapping.
here are a couple peoples car i sold some to before, looks hot.
here are a couple peoples car i sold some to before, looks hot.
#5
:O
I want a carbon fiber roof!! I wish I could put this stuff on myself, but I'd probably screw it up big time. I've been looking into carbon fiber accents for my Fit, though. Some B-pillars and bowls for the doorhandles... the roof would go perfectly. Hmm. Maybe when the weather warms up a little, since I can't put the rest of the stuff on until the spring weather hits.
I want a carbon fiber roof!! I wish I could put this stuff on myself, but I'd probably screw it up big time. I've been looking into carbon fiber accents for my Fit, though. Some B-pillars and bowls for the doorhandles... the roof would go perfectly. Hmm. Maybe when the weather warms up a little, since I can't put the rest of the stuff on until the spring weather hits.
#6
:O
I want a carbon fiber roof!! I wish I could put this stuff on myself, but I'd probably screw it up big time. I've been looking into carbon fiber accents for my Fit, though. Some B-pillars and bowls for the doorhandles... the roof would go perfectly. Hmm. Maybe when the weather warms up a little, since I can't put the rest of the stuff on until the spring weather hits.
I want a carbon fiber roof!! I wish I could put this stuff on myself, but I'd probably screw it up big time. I've been looking into carbon fiber accents for my Fit, though. Some B-pillars and bowls for the doorhandles... the roof would go perfectly. Hmm. Maybe when the weather warms up a little, since I can't put the rest of the stuff on until the spring weather hits.
#7
I wish you were in TX...I'd have you do my roof and the rear diffuser area.
Sheesh, I'm in the boonies and all these rednecks don't know how to do anything--and in Dallas, they want to either look at you like you're stupid when you ask or rape you on the install.
Sheesh, I'm in the boonies and all these rednecks don't know how to do anything--and in Dallas, they want to either look at you like you're stupid when you ask or rape you on the install.
#8
yeah install is where a lot of places rape you on price. it really isnt all that hard to do. especially a flat area like the roof. 2 people can knock it out easily in under 30 mins. and of course i supply squeegees with each order to make it easier
#9
LOL, yeah I bet it'd be easy for someone that knew what they were doing--I promise, I'd find a way to completely mess it up. I'd be cussing my @$$ off, lol.
I want to see some above shots of Fits with vinyl on the roof. I'm sooo in love with that look.
I want to see some above shots of Fits with vinyl on the roof. I'm sooo in love with that look.
#12
Its not as hard as it looks. I have some roland printers and use 3m controltac which makes it very easy to apply to cars. it conforms well. Im sure if decalsdude sent you a sheet of vinyl with some instructions on how to hinge it, you could do it with a buddy. just be sure to remove your drip rail covers and re-install after the vinyl.
#13
I want to do the roof of my GD3 are you supplying enough extra around the edges? Also if you could give me a write up of step by step from removing the moldings and the antenna. Applying the vinyl (best method {wet?} ). Then re-applying the moldings and antenna without screwing up the vinyl. If you can do this i'll send you the $40 when you reply. Thanks!
#14
I want to do the roof of my GD3 are you supplying enough extra around the edges? Also if you could give me a write up of step by step from removing the moldings and the antenna. Applying the vinyl (best method {wet?} ). Then re-applying the moldings and antenna without screwing up the vinyl. If you can do this i'll send you the $40 when you reply. Thanks!
yes you will get plenty enough that it will go well past the edges, just use a razor to trim it up to where you want it to tuck in the molding, that is why i dont do the whole precut thing, too many people have messed up while doing that.
as for the molding you can just pull it up a little and push the vinyl under. as for the antenna i am not to sure on how it gets removed, im sure there is probably a thread on here if you want to look, i will see if i can find something.
as for applying it, wet will be the best way to prevent mistakes, will also make it easy to do it by yourself, just use some water with a little soap in it, or i use stoners glass cleaner and it works very well. i also include a squeegee to make applying it easier.
#15
I want to do the roof of my GD3 are you supplying enough extra around the edges? Also if you could give me a write up of step by step from removing the moldings and the antenna. Applying the vinyl (best method {wet?} ). Then re-applying the moldings and antenna without screwing up the vinyl. If you can do this i'll send you the $40 when you reply. Thanks!
yes you will get plenty enough that it will go well past the edges, just use a razor to trim it up to where you want it to tuck in the molding, that is why i dont do the whole precut thing, too many people have messed up while doing that.
as for the molding you can just pull it up a little and push the vinyl under. as for the antenna i am not to sure on how it gets removed, im sure there is probably a thread on here if you want to look, i will see if i can find something.
as for applying it, wet will be the best way to prevent mistakes, will also make it easy to do it by yourself, just use some water with a little soap in it, or i use stoners glass cleaner and it works very well. i also include a squeegee to make applying it easier.
#17
That sounds great! Just remember that mines a GD3 so it might be a little different in size. Let me know when your ordering and the price! PM Me!