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I just tried mine and got a little messed up around the sunroof. I didnt stretch it perfectly so I ended up with some extra material that crinkled and couldnt get it right... 60.00 down for the first set of materials,,, I figure I will try it at least two more times before I will have to admit defeat and have it done by a Pro,,,, we were so close to being spectacular....
I did the clay bar prep myself so if I have to get it done professionally maybe they will give me a break on the prep work....
I just tried mine and got a little messed up around the sunroof. I didnt stretch it perfectly so I ended up with some extra material that crinkled and couldnt get it right... 60.00 down for the first set of materials,,, I figure I will try it at least two more times before I will have to admit defeat and have it done by a Pro,,,, we were so close to being spectacular....
I did the clay bar prep myself so if I have to get it done professionally maybe they will give me a break on the prep work....
So you're gonna try two more time b4 possibly paying someone to do this. U know u will spend about $360 AT LEAST of u decided to go that route. I never done a whole roof b4. I would love to DIY but I don't wanna risk it.
If you were interested in materials, I can sell you guys the vinyl materials to wrap your roof with. The materials I use are rated to last 12 years and can include some DIYs to help you out with the install as well. Message me or e-mail me at Don@WannabeRacer.com if you had any questions.
I bought a 2nd piece of the 3M glossy black film and tried again. It did not come out perfect but it is still sexy. I had a couple of small wrinkles I just couldn't work out but it looks perfect to the casual observer and I am keeping it on... I would say that this might be about as good as I can do being a non-professional... those little wrinkles can happen really easy... Getting a good stretch on the material would probably allow heat to shrink out the wrinkles but stretching a large piece like this and then handling it is where I think I could use much more practice in order to have a chance @ total perfection. It doesn't photograph very well as it is so reflective, but here it is... Now I just have to black out the silver window trim around the back glass and the windshield to finish the blacked out look...