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I absolutely cringed looking at those photos! I'd screw something up beyond repair in about three seconds. As BossMoss said, you've got mad patience. You've also got mad skills. Well done - beautiful work!
My brain is hurting why is there large holes in your trunk lid?
Oh, I had to remove 20lbs of wing off the trunk so that the wrap looks clean under the gasket....14 nuts and one clip later the RCF loses weight
That spoiler motor assembly is heavy.
This car is EASY to take apart and put back together. My main tool was a deep socket 10mm one long extension and a small flex rachet.
3m reflective wrap......Rotors and pads next 1 year old wrap OEM gloss black decided to highlight the pistons rear look at that glow Butt pic w/sunlight glow
Thanks Guys for your encouragement. The front bumper is simple; it's two parts, therefore I was able to wrap it with ease. The corners may fail (come up) so I re wrapped the corners from the back with the bumper off the car. The bumper off sitting on the patio is how I trimmed it up. The rear RCF bumper was the hardest part. I added red to the center trim...makes the front look bolder and lower