I will have pics on a white G soon .

Also, when ordering please specify moonroof or non moonroof version .

Bat™

 

Any chance that the no-moon roof version could come as 1 piece? Its 1 less cut for u bat and a cleaner look for us

 

WE want CF vinvly with sunroof !!!!!

 

Actually i have 1 more request... is it possible to make it a bit longer and wider than the actual roof? I think it would look really clean if we could tuck it in into the rails on the sides + under the front rubber molding. I think 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch extra would do the trick.

 

 

Wow, that looks pretty sweet. Bat, can you PM me pricing? Thanks.

 

I am either going to have my car sanded down and CF overlayed on it.
I a vynal version would be great

 

$70 shipped!

Bat™

 

The carbon fiber patterened vinyl is very expensive. I can do it though. Price would be $105 shipped. Email me.

Bat™

 

Sedan Version done guys .

Bat™

 

^^^^ ill start on a sedan and take pics also...ill be redoing my pretty soon

 

anyone tried the CF vinvl yet ?

 

isn't it going to be difficult to get the seam perfect on the CF vinyl?

 

Ask and ye shall receive.

First of all, thanks to Andy (BlueBat) for correcting the issue I had earlier when the wrong size overlays were mailed out (see my post on the previous page). I talked to him on the phone and he straightened everything out - it was a bad batch that was cut. Real cool cat.

Next, some of you may have seen the other overlays I did (the rear valence and taillights). This job is much more tricky because of the sheer size of the overlay. Two people are necessary.

If you are familiar with tinting, it's a relative breeze. Make sure you drench both the roof and the peeled overlay with soapy water (I always use dish liquid) immediately after separating it from the white backing. Work with the rear piece first, as the seam should be below the front. Slide it into place, then remove the liquid underneath the overlay with a credit card. Use a heat gun on low power (or hairdryer) to dry it up, then trim the surroundings with a straight edge razor blade. Move on to the front piece.

Most importantly, be patient. Expect this to take an entire evening. If you rush it, it's going to look awful.

Any questions, I'll be glad to answer you.

Some finished photos:









More photos here on my page.

 

^^^^ thats how we do it...good job on the install... very nice and clean...from what i see..you had some clean cuts etc...but yea like he said have 2 people and have patient and lots of sopaNwata