have a pearl white V35 and looking to vinyl wrap the roof either gloss black or maybe carbon fiber , what you guys think?

 

gloss black for sure, just got that on my diamond graphite and really sets the car apart

 

Gloss Black. I hate fake Carbon Fiber. Looks tacky.

 

hey were could i buy the overlay ?? and how hard is it to install

 

Here is his photobucket http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y42...t=g35cro1c.jpg

But you need to email him with what you want yr etc at bluebatmobile@san.rr.com

Not sure how hard to install as I got someone to do it rather than mess it up myself haha

 

Neither IMO, but if you gotta, go Gloss Black.

 

Yeah deffs leaning towards gloss black, I reckon it would look sick!

 

I would leave it as is, but if you are doing it, black!!!
search on youtube how to install a vinyl on roof.

 

Would you mind posting up pictures of your car? I have DG as well and am contemplating whether to do it or not. (I have the gtr tail/head light overlays from bat

 

gloss

 

Try out the carbon fiber. They have a glossy carbon fiber vinyl now.

Mine is the non glossy version.

https://g35driver.com/forums/6199698-post10526.html

Tried it for $130 because I was tired of my peeling roof.

 

I'd get it done professionally, there is a place not far from mine that a well known for good vinyl wrap jobs, don't wanna stuff it up myself :P

 

Not to bad mate, imma have alook at gloss carbon fiber

 

Another question, say of I was to remove it a few years down the track, will the original paint underneath peel with it or be damaged in anyway?

 

Depends on how old the car is. My paint was eight years old under the hot Texas sun. Plus my car is dark so it soaks up all the heat. It started to pit, then peel last year only. Been using Menzerna FMJ for years and then switched over to Power Lock a year ago when they stopped making FMJ. It just seems like my roof was the only area that saw the worst of the sun.

I sanded my clear coat down to the paint below and I could tell it was in bad shape as pieces clear were flaking off in pieces easily.

Honestly, if your paint is in good shape and if you use a hair dryer to release the contact layer (during the removal process) on the backside, it should be no problem.