2 piece supergloss vinyl overlay from the blue bat
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2 piece supergloss vinyl overlay from the blue bat
spoke with andy from blue bat today and im seriously thinking o getthing his new vinyl that he offers its called supergloss. he said it comes in 2 pieces so im wondering if anybody got the 2 piece overlay from him before for the roof? he said the material hes using is rated 7 yrs exterior grade vinyl and is about 6mm thick. any reviews guys?
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No reviews from me, but I'm not sure if I'd go with a 2 piece Depending where the two pieces meet, sounds like it'd be somewhat difficult getting them to be perfect and even then where the two pieces meet would be a little noticeable. 6mm thick vinyl is uhm unheard of in my book lol
Gimme a link to check this stuff out.
Gimme a link to check this stuff out.
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The 2 piece roof situation is concerning. But if you do it right, I don't think it would be a problem. I can tell you that I have purchased from BlueBatmobile before (headlight tints), and liked his products. For me, the tints were easy to apply and were made of good material. That's why I said that I think his product would be OK-even if it is two pieces.
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Suzuka Master
I have the 2 piece overlay and they don't butt together they overlap about 1/2" and the seam is hard to see.
I have had it on 2 years now and it holding up great.
I have had it on 2 years now and it holding up great.
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i gotta make up my mind with what i want to do..im getting tired of starring at my sorona roof spoiler so i gotta decide if i want 1 piece, 2 piece, or just paint the damn roof...what would you do in my shoes?
also would you think there would be a big noticeable difference if i decide to vinyl the roof and paint the antenna and roof spoiler? would it stick out like a sore thumb?
also would you think there would be a big noticeable difference if i decide to vinyl the roof and paint the antenna and roof spoiler? would it stick out like a sore thumb?
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Former Whyner
STAY AWAY!!!! I have the left side in my garage. It didnt line up at all! Choose your gap...either around the sunroof or around the XM antenna. Avoid and just get a 1 piece locally
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Fearless DIY Guy
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OP - Yes, the colors will look different. Vinyl does not have the same reflective properties of a clearcoat.
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Go on ebay, look up the guy that lets you buy to length @ 48" width, and get a 6 ft length. You should have enough left over to do the spoiler as well, the roof is like 5' and a very few inches.
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Go on ebay, look up the guy that lets you buy to length @ 48" width, and get a 6 ft length. You should have enough left over to do the spoiler as well, the roof is like 5' and a very few inches.
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OP - Yes, the colors will look different. Vinyl does not have the same reflective properties of a clearcoat.
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Go on ebay, look up the guy that lets you buy to length @ 48" width, and get a 6 ft length. You should have enough left over to do the spoiler as well, the roof is like 5' and a very few inches.
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Go on ebay, look up the guy that lets you buy to length @ 48" width, and get a 6 ft length. You should have enough left over to do the spoiler as well, the roof is like 5' and a very few inches.
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Fearless DIY Guy
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Not at all. I did my antenna without using the wet film method, you just need to know how to pull and tug the material properly to get a perfect fit. My antenna went PERFECTLY using this method, not a single stretch mark/bubble to account for. Took all of 10 minutes.
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