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Here is place that sells some as well, very high quality. I have been talking to them about a small decal to cover the cupholder symbol on the dash trim (running out of things to do):
OP, when I bought factory stripes, they had markers to line up with the door gaps. Made things really easy.
Hey Paxton, I quite like your black door handles. I guess its a thing. When they colour code them, they look nice black. When everyone has Black, they look nice colour coded. LOL.. The Black looks great against the white.
I see you have the white side skirt. I may do something with carbon later. I just got the Carbon Akra diffuser. You need tint to finish it off. : )
Did you guys remove the stone guard before apply the side stripe decals or just overlay on top?
DO NOT put the stripe over the factory stone guard since it is thick and will get nasty over time so just have it removed first and you can get stock ones to go over them afterwards or PPF as was mentioned.
You may want to get a pro to install these for you, if you can find one. Sounds easy, but the slightest misalignment of the stripes , even 1mm, will be noticeable. Then it'll bug you every time you walk up to your car. Ultimately your call.
You may want to get a pro to install these for you, if you can find one. Sounds easy, but the slightest misalignment of the stripes , even 1mm, will be noticeable. Then it'll bug you every time you walk up to your car. Ultimately your call.
Amd if you have a real good window tinter around they can install them if there are no good PPF shops.
When my new 911 needed some factory stripe replacements, my dealer Svc Mgr sent me to a graphics shop that does a lot of race cars - Cutting Edge Graphics outside Chicago. Cutting Edge Graphics does a lot of race cars, including the Weathertech race cars and collectibles. He said typical wrap shops never get the placement correct because they are usually just stretch, cut and trim shops. Many don't typically do stripes. You need one with a lot of experience in applying graphics. Cutting Edge Graphics did a great job.
Here is place that sells some as well, very high quality. I have been talking to them about a small decal to cover the cupholder symbol on the dash trim (running out of things to do):