Carbon Fiber Wrap: Rear bumper diffuser
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Carbon Fiber Wrap: Rear bumper diffuser
I think that the OEM rear sports bumper looks great but I gotz no money. I like the fact that it the diffuser is black thus giving a nice contrast. To achieve this look, I have applied a carbon fiber wrap on my stock bumper. Let me know what you think.
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Thanks. The tail light were tinted; light smoke. I love them however I am going to redo them. I wasn't patient when I got them on the first time. I should have taken the lights off the car and applied the tint. There are a couple of creases that are driving me nuts.
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Reach up and behind the bumper, push one of the reflector tabs inwards. For example, the rear driver side reflector, on the interior right side you will push the tab to the left. The opposite for the passenager side reflector (tab on the left, push to the right).
I will post a photo of this later.
I will post a photo of this later.
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As promised, here are the photos:
Starting on the driver side rear bumper, stick your hand behind the bumper and feel for the metal clip on the right side of the reflector. Push it to the left and push it towards you.
To put the reflector back in, place the left tab in first and then push in the right side into the bumper.
As for the passenger side, the metal clip is on the left side. Push the clip to the right and push it out towards you.
Starting on the driver side rear bumper, stick your hand behind the bumper and feel for the metal clip on the right side of the reflector. Push it to the left and push it towards you.
To put the reflector back in, place the left tab in first and then push in the right side into the bumper.
As for the passenger side, the metal clip is on the left side. Push the clip to the right and push it out towards you.
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jeez.. you did all that with the bumper attached to the car?!?
i bet that SUCKED.
looks great.
tip i got from my tint guy who does wraps and clear bras...
if you ever get a pain in the ass area that wont stick or keeps bubbling up, put clear fingernail polish on it and stick down. does a wonderful job of keeping the stuff stuck.
if you need it to come off, use nail polish remover.
thats how i wrapped my deck lid spoiler.
the rounded corners would not stay flat.
i need to get around to installing it one of these days.
i bet that SUCKED.
looks great.
tip i got from my tint guy who does wraps and clear bras...
if you ever get a pain in the ass area that wont stick or keeps bubbling up, put clear fingernail polish on it and stick down. does a wonderful job of keeping the stuff stuck.
if you need it to come off, use nail polish remover.
thats how i wrapped my deck lid spoiler.
the rounded corners would not stay flat.
i need to get around to installing it one of these days.
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Prob won't see shit. This is why I hate black cars. You could probably only see when the car is super clean which in my case is like 4 days every 2 weeks
#26
thats cause you used armorall, that shit sucks donkey dick
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#31
It's true though. I don't drive much but dust, sand, and freaking cat paw prints always manage to get on my car. It's gotten really cold the past few weeks so haven't seen cat prints but idk where the hell the sand is coming from.
#39
Got a link to that tail light tint? What % is it?
Thanks!
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