And it's all covered..
11-16-09, 09:47 AM
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Thanks for the "Win" comments.
I do see now that the one pannel runs the opposite direction... Again, it is a small fix... If it needs to be a fix at all. Once installed on the doors, one would never notice. Anyhow, for installations, we can run them whichever way the customer likes.
As for our pre-cut kit that we are working on, it will depend on how the pattern fits on our media, but it will likely all be one way.
Thanks,
Jason
I do see now that the one pannel runs the opposite direction... Again, it is a small fix... If it needs to be a fix at all. Once installed on the doors, one would never notice. Anyhow, for installations, we can run them whichever way the customer likes.
As for our pre-cut kit that we are working on, it will depend on how the pattern fits on our media, but it will likely all be one way.
Thanks,
Jason
11-16-09, 04:58 PM
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As for the comments about the direction of the finished product, I didn't mind em since nobody sits in the back
- But I could see why people wouldn't be happy. The front pieces all go \\ while the center console goes / so it basically looks like \/\ which is better than \\\ imo. The rear pieces are /\ but it's all good. Like Jason said, it's easily fixable.
Thanks for all the comments so far!
11-16-09, 10:33 PM
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The material is available for a DIY installation... And a kit should be available at some point in the near future.
Check out the instructions page on www.aerotect.net to see three videos avaialbe regarding installing this material.
Check out the instructions page on www.aerotect.net to see three videos avaialbe regarding installing this material.
11-19-09, 02:43 PM
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I just wanted to bump this up and say another thank you to the Aerotect team. I went in to get some work redone and they were very helpful and friendly as usual. You guys have another grateful and very satisfied customer
Now the three of us know how to remove everything
hahah - Thanks a lot Jason and Francisco!
Now the three of us know how to remove everything
hahah - Thanks a lot Jason and Francisco!
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