White C2S with black roof(pics)…Your thoughts?
#1
White C2S with black roof(pics)…Your thoughts?
Hi guys, just curious about some feedback. I don't love it or hate it. It's growing on me. I guess it's one of those things that has to be seen in person, but here goes.
#2
Car looks great! Is that a flat black wrap on the roof? I like everything except the little red stickers on your front bumper.
Did you wrap the rear red reflectors white, or are those from BumperPlugs (painted)?
Did you wrap the rear red reflectors white, or are those from BumperPlugs (painted)?
#3
Yes, it's satin black vinyl. It matches the window moldings almost perfect. The rear reflectors are wrapped as well. The little red stickers say Porsche. I figured it would break it up a bit and add a little more red. I put subtle things on the car, and then remove them after a while. I'm like a kid experimenting with little things.
#7
LOL….It would fun too. When I first bought the house I was gonna buy a industrial mower, thank God my brother talked me out of it. I would have no life.
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#9
Yes, it's satin black vinyl. It matches the window moldings almost perfect. The rear reflectors are wrapped as well. The little red stickers say Porsche. I figured it would break it up a bit and add a little more red. I put subtle things on the car, and then remove them after a while. I'm like a kid experimenting with little things.
I too have been experimenting.... I did similar project, wrapped roof in CF DiNoc vinyl, am about to do satin black. I removed the CF after a couple of days as I wasn't happy with the way it was a bit out of wack where it met the weatherstripping. I had a hard time getting it tucked-in, and there were some stretch marks. For the matte black I am removing all of the weatherstripping, then replacing once the vinyl is tucked.
Thanks!
#10
Looks great! Did you do it yourself, or hire someone? If you did it yourself, did you remove the weather stripping or tuck the ends down behind the rubber strips?
I too have been experimenting.... I did similar project, wrapped roof in CF DiNoc vinyl, am about to do satin black. I removed the CF after a couple of days as I wasn't happy with the way it was a bit out of wack where it met the weatherstripping. I had a hard time getting it tucked-in, and there were some stretch marks. For the matte black I am removing all of the weatherstripping, then replacing once the vinyl is tucked.
Thanks!
I too have been experimenting.... I did similar project, wrapped roof in CF DiNoc vinyl, am about to do satin black. I removed the CF after a couple of days as I wasn't happy with the way it was a bit out of wack where it met the weatherstripping. I had a hard time getting it tucked-in, and there were some stretch marks. For the matte black I am removing all of the weatherstripping, then replacing once the vinyl is tucked.
Thanks!
#11
For what it's worth, the weather stripping rubber around the roof panel comes off really really easily, and is very easy to put back in. Removing this gives the installer a really clean "slot" to tuck the vinyl into. There are smaller sections of weatherstripping in the front and rear sections of the roof that are a bit harder to remove, but also should be eaily replaceable. Should save a ton of install time when wrapping, and lower the risk of damaging the rubber or the paint when trimming the vinyl or forcing it down into the grooves.
Again, very nice car!
#12
Thanks!
For what it's worth, the weather stripping rubber around the roof panel comes off really really easily, and is very easy to put back in. Removing this gives the installer a really clean "slot" to tuck the vinyl into. There are smaller sections of weatherstripping in the front and rear sections of the roof that are a bit harder to remove, but also should be eaily replaceable. Should save a ton of install time when wrapping, and lower the risk of damaging the rubber or the paint when trimming the vinyl or forcing it down into the grooves.
Again, very nice car!
For what it's worth, the weather stripping rubber around the roof panel comes off really really easily, and is very easy to put back in. Removing this gives the installer a really clean "slot" to tuck the vinyl into. There are smaller sections of weatherstripping in the front and rear sections of the roof that are a bit harder to remove, but also should be eaily replaceable. Should save a ton of install time when wrapping, and lower the risk of damaging the rubber or the paint when trimming the vinyl or forcing it down into the grooves.
Again, very nice car!