Carbon Hydro-dipped chin spoiler & mirror covers.
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BLamb (07-09-2013)
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Cool. I'm curious about what the apparent differences are between the Sport and non-Sport sways; thickness, design, weight, whatever. My guess is that they are identical design, but the sport sways are 1mm or 2mm thicker.
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Looking good blnewt! I've been talking to some "hydro" people to get some pieces done for my G for a few weeks now. This really has pushed me to get it done faster now.
Now with that vid you posted I'm a little torn. Should I DIY or just pay for the professional job. Decisions, decisions.
Now with that vid you posted I'm a little torn. Should I DIY or just pay for the professional job. Decisions, decisions.
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blnewt (07-09-2013)
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blnewt (07-09-2013)
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Looking good blnewt! I've been talking to some "hydro" people to get some pieces done for my G for a few weeks now. This really has pushed me to get it done faster now.
Now with that vid you posted I'm a little torn. Should I DIY or just pay for the professional job. Decisions, decisions.
Now with that vid you posted I'm a little torn. Should I DIY or just pay for the professional job. Decisions, decisions.
What pieces are you wanting done?
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I'm going to try one of the mirror covers tinted in Nightshades today to see if it won't be quite as loud, and blend better w/ the grill & tail valance.
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Yeah i agree with you, leave the big pieces to the pros. All the pieces i want dipped are managable sizewise. The front and rear logos and the navigation bezel (as mine got messed up by a febreeze air freshener). Seems like it could be a fun diy.
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blnewt (07-09-2013)
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blnewt (07-09-2013)
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Thanks guys, the difference was pretty dramatic, and I think the nightshades masks the more artificial look that it had when it was the true lighter shade. It looks much more like a real carbon fiber part, and also has a more translucent glow about it now (if that makes sense).
Yep John, that grill may be on my short list
Yep John, that grill may be on my short list
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blnewt (07-10-2013)
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Indeed. I believe you've evolved from PlastiDip, to vinyl wrap, to vinyl dipping... and there's no going back. With the mirrors and front lip dipped and shaded, it's probably all you can do to drop everything and have the front grille looking the same ASAP.
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blnewt (07-10-2013)
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