03sierraslt

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I'll have to see if any of our SITE SPONSORS have any.

shaw_426hemi

So what is the adhesive process on this stuff and what do you use to cut it with? Any explaination would be great! Also do you guys think this stuff could be used exterior? If so imagine a factory 4 bar grill wrapped in balck fiber. Could look sick!

ak2007r6

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There is a member that wrapped his bumper in a glass black and it looked amazing. Wish I remembered his user name.


I also bought some gloss black wrap a while back that I will try on one of my bumpers. Just been lazy, have about 4-5 little projects I need to get to for the truck

shaw_426hemi

If you do that bumper definatly post pictures. If it works well for you i would consider blacking out my chrome bumpers with fiber. Only thing is, you would need a continuous roll to do it and not have seems right?

ak2007r6

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I saw a few videos on Youtube of a guy joining two pieces and if you cut it and prep it a certain way you will never see the seam unless you are looking for it inches away


edit.

this was a good video showing it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2mBclTY_Uo

ak2007r6

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This is the truck I was thinking of. Both his front and rear bumper are wrapped not painted.

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tiffo60

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There a ton of YouTube videos showing the process, I cleaned the piece I was going to wrap with rubbing alcohol and used a heat gun to loosen up the vinyl and premote adhesion

shaw_426hemi

I'm thinking I might have to do this come spring time. Might need to some interior stuff as well.

tiffo60

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It just pops out in one whole section. I then wrapped it in one whole piece. I trimmed out the lids and finished the console, then wrapped the lids last. I didn't have to remove any of the lids.