bob4256

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I would say paint it, but it also depends on the color of your car. If your car is white and you want to go for the panda look then leave it unpainted.

ULTiMaX99

iTrader: (5)

keep in mind that if you get it pre-painted, it will include either black or gray weatherstripping (to match the color of your car). if you get it unpainted, they give you both black and gray. so if the color of your car is white and you get the kit pre-painted in white, and you decide to wrap your car in black vinyl, you'll have to go out and find the black weatherstripping.

gerill2p

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Thanks for the info

kvl

Thanks for the advice, ordering it tomorrow or Monday, should arrive by April though... Sigh

steezy

hahh? last time i remember Samson had the hardest time installing mine. He told me yours wasnt as hard cause he had practice on mine. Fitment is good but installing you need more layers of 3m tape.

kvl

So that means I can't self install

gerill2p

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thanks for the info

steezy

You can, its really not that hard. After my friend Samson installed it, it started have gaps. So I decided to reinstall it myself.

kvl

thanks guys for your help!
just ordered my kit, now need to wait for months... sigh...

gerill2p

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Anyone has example pictures?

ThermonMer

surprised at all of the pro-paint comments.

if your considering vinyl, then a bodykit is a great excuse to spend the money vinyling the car rather than painting the kit. if you plan on keeping the vinyl until you dump the car, then i say dont paint the kit. when it comes time to part out, the unpainted kit will be easier to sell.

painting just seems like a waste of money and added heartache in the future.

kvl

that was exactly what i was thinking!
thats why at the end i got unpainted kit