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#431260 - 19/05/12 09:43 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Skitzo87]
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The roofs got so dirty already only had it cleaned yesterday evening! And a bird pooped on my back side window!!!

Could someone photoshop white roof and spoiler, and then just a white spoiler pleaseeeee will be much appreciated!

Oh and I've ordered fly eyes kit, for reaer lights how easy is the stuff to put on?

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#431261 - 19/05/12 03:32 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Skitzo87]
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Wow that's a big drop! Let's hope they can do a better job than the other guy. I don't see how he can say it won't stick, as they do full car wraps with no problems




it's where he's joined it on the edges that keeps peeling but i agree they do full car wraps so it shouldn't be a problem really lol
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#431262 - 19/05/12 03:33 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: N111C]
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Not good and for that price it should be perfect. I think I'm going to get mine sprayed that way I dnt need to worry about peeling, just scratches! Lol

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#431263 - 21/05/12 04:59 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Skitzo87]
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If you're going to get it sprayed bud, do spoiler first to test the water, see if you like it.

I think wing mirrors and spoiler might be enough white?

Here's a mad idea, why not get white roof and spoiler with black ott stripes over it, with white ott stripes on bonnet and boot? A lil different :P
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#431264 - 21/05/12 09:44 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: krAwl]
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That's sounds crazy lol, will defo be different but maybe bit too much.

I needa see what each one looks like first as I don't want to get it done then I don't like lol

Appreciate the ideas though keep em coming it'll keep me thinking lol

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#431265 - 22/05/12 09:06 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Skitzo87]
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Don't wrap the spoiler...get yourself a can of plastidip and just use that.

Spoiler is pointless. You can get it perfect but then because of the join and the edges it bubbles so quick and the joine spread because of the weather shrinking the vinyl

Roof should be fine though

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#431266 - 23/05/12 02:38 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Ashley6]
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Don't wrap the spoiler...get yourself a can of plastidip and just use that.

Spoiler is pointless. You can get it perfect but then because of the join and the edges it bubbles so quick and the joine spread because of the weather shrinking the vinyl

Roof should be fine though




Surely a pro job wouldnt fella?
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#431267 - 23/05/12 02:38 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Ashley6]
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i wrapped my roof recently its not that hard, just have to be patient

when my roof was white it hid lotsa the dust being white, now its black it looks filthy straight away


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#431268 - 23/05/12 02:53 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Dan_The_Man]
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i wrapped my roof recently its not that hard, just have to be patient

when my foor was white it hid lotsa the dust being white, now its black it looks filthy straight away




Dont forget how many able bodies it took to do it
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#431269 - 23/05/12 07:36 AM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Dan_The_Man]
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Quote:

Don't wrap the spoiler...get yourself a can of plastidip and just use that.

Spoiler is pointless. You can get it perfect but then because of the join and the edges it bubbles so quick and the joine spread because of the weather shrinking the vinyl

Roof should be fine though




Surely a pro job wouldnt fella?




Nic has had trouble with her profesionally done one too

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i wrapped my roof recently its not that hard, just have to be patient

when my roof was white it hid lotsa the dust being white, now its black it looks filthy straight away




I know that feeling. My bonnet is awful! Didn't realise how much black showed the dirt compared to white until I did that!

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#431270 - 23/05/12 07:53 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Ashley6]
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Lol black regardless of what it is shows dirt soooo badly, I washed mine then the day after it was filthy again and I barely done any driving!

Is this plasti dip stuff good then? As I need to re do my plastics. And is it ok for the spoiler aswell?

I was looking on eBay and seen some white washer jets, thinking of buying them see how the go on the bonnet?

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#431271 - 23/05/12 08:48 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Skitzo87]
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plastidip is class

if you have paint peeling off your plastics sand them down 1st coz i never and now the plastidip is peeling too common sense really lol but i didn't think
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#431272 - 23/05/12 08:56 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: N111C]
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Lool well I've got a couple scratches and what not on my white plastics, so I just need to do them.

But for the spoiler will that need to be rubbed down aswell, or can it just be painted over with it?

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#431273 - 23/05/12 09:01 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: Skitzo87]
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it won't need sanding just cleaning i imagine
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#431274 - 23/05/12 09:04 PM Re: Roof and Spoiler wrap [Re: N111C]
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Hmmm I'm going to buy a few cans of plasti dip tommorrow, but I dnt know if it's going to be the correct white? If it ain't I'll be back to square one, I've already got 3 different whites on the car as it is lool

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