How much did you pay to get your roof vinyl'd?
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How much did you pay to get your roof vinyl'd?
I know a lot of you guys did it yourselves or had a buddy do it for you or something, but if I was looking at getting my roof vinyl'd, how much would it run me? I have the vinyl already, looking for the cost of labor only. Someone in my area quoted me $250, is this correct? If so, i have a roll of vinyl for sale! Lol!
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DIY brodahh
#6
You mean like this?
That was also available as an aftermarket solution as seen here
That was also available as an aftermarket solution as seen here
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it is a tad bit tedious. a couple a years ago i had an E46 i was like 17 when i tried doing it with no knowledge. i messed it all up. it was a waste of 50 bucks. i recommend taking it to someone who knows. if you were in miami i would of hooked up. after some trial and error through out the years with my other cars, i think it comes out a lot better lol. in regards to your initial question... no more than $150.00
i recommend taking it to a place that does mobile car wraps. they know what they are doing and they won't charge an arm and a leg for it.
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-tsx-photograph-gallery-144/greatness-making-acarlos33-build-thread-862456/
i recommend taking it to a place that does mobile car wraps. they know what they are doing and they won't charge an arm and a leg for it.
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-tsx-photograph-gallery-144/greatness-making-acarlos33-build-thread-862456/
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Hey kid, you probably shouldn't do it yourself. You will ruin it.
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I vote do it yourself. If you mess up then just use that $100 that you would have spent for the install to get another roll. Just don't mess up a second time...
I have a much better appreciation for my car since I've done everything myself (except the window tinting because getting that perfect is impossible).
I have a much better appreciation for my car since I've done everything myself (except the window tinting because getting that perfect is impossible).
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I vote do it yourself. If you mess up then just use that $100 that you would have spent for the install to get another roll. Just don't mess up a second time...
I have a much better appreciation for my car since I've done everything myself (except the window tinting because getting that perfect is impossible).
I have a much better appreciation for my car since I've done everything myself (except the window tinting because getting that perfect is impossible).
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All joking aside, i already bought the vinyl and i really want a gloss not a matte look
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Okay epic question time guys, I just took the vinyl out of the tube for the first time tonight and there's like...some creases in it!! Will this effect the install or will it just squeegee out? Should I contact the seller?
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ED's right, lines and creases can be treated with heat. You can just do the install and leave it a few days and usually the heat from the sun will be enough. Vinyl can scratch easily though so be careful cause scratches on black vinyl are very noticeable. I paid about $200 for my black roof including materials.
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plasti dip is never an option.. you dont plasti dip your 30k car.. you plasti dip civics and corolla's but not your luxury car.
plus thats probably the worse color black out roof... right next to a black.
plus thats probably the worse color black out roof... right next to a black.
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