I read "carbon fiber film" and was prepared to hate it. I don't. Actually looks good! Well done
Would be nice to see a daytime pic as well.
I'll update later today with a daytime pic.I read "carbon fiber film" and was prepared to hate it. I don't. Actually looks good! Well doneWould be nice to see a daytime pic as well.
嘿,伙计,我知道有谷歌翻译等工具,但你能用英语吗?能給詳細步驟嗎?謝謝
sorry嘿,伙计,我知道有谷歌翻译等工具,但你能用英语吗?
(Hey man, I know there are tools like Google translate, etc., but can you use English?)
A solid 10I finally got around to wrapping the gray part of the grill. I think I turned out great. Took about three hours to do. Removing the grill was pretty easy. Removed the upper bumper plastic rivets and bolts. You can then reach in and start releasing the clips. Once you get the top free the others can be accessed and pop right out. The tricky part was getting the center to pop out with out breaking any clips. I did a bit of research on carbon fiber PPF and didn't want some cheap vinyl. I settled on 3M Vvivid 4D carbon black gloss. It was the closest looking film to match the rest of the carbon on the car. I wanted to use FlexShield carbon black but could only find it in full rolls. Which was rather pricy for doing just the grill.
This was my very first attempt to ever wrap anything. Thoughts?
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***********Edit Added daytime photos. The photos make the film look like it has a pinkish hue to it. It doesn't have that look in person.
We also scratched up a piece to test the "self-healing". With a little heat they disappeared.
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