#1

To get a good idea of what the design will look like, we first take a picture of the actual car.

#2

The picture is then placed in the computer and the design is sized accordingly.

#3

We cut the first stage and then the second stage to complete this kit.

#4

The excess is "weeded-out" to reveal the design.

#5

Instalation Materials: Kit, Heat gun, Squeege, Hobby knife, Extra blades, Clean towes and some soapy water solution.

#6

The cleaner the car is the cleaner the install. Also a clean work area is essential.

#7

Wipe the entire area to receive graphics down with a clean towel and mild cleaning solution. Don't forget the door jams or body lines.

#8

Soak the side of the vehicle with soapy water solution. Peel graphics off backing that corespond to the side that was just wet down.

#9

A helping hand will make short work of big pieces. Align piece using body lines as guidelines.

#10

Wrap the squegee in a clean towel and from the center begin to work the air and water from under the vinyl.

#11

Using a heatgun will help stubborn water pockets and also set the graphics in position.

#12

Remove transfer tape from area where it was used. Transferf tape is used to keep the integrity of the design when cuts or intricate patterns are used. Repeat steps #11 and #12 in this section.

#13 and #14

Using the hobby knife with a new blade, make the cuts for the doors. To ensure a clean edge use the edge of the door to support the blade.

#15

Tuck all your edges. Use the heatgun to help

#16

Repeat steps # 9 - #16 for remaining pieces.

#17

The first stage is complete.

#18

The second stage goes on in the same manner as the first. Pay careful attention to the spacing of your borders. Equal spacing will ensure a pinstripe effect.

#19

BAM!! Your so money at this point. Place the car in the sunlight for the better part of a day. This will help set the scheme. Oh by the way...

#20

... This vinyl is reflective with/ partial light...

#21

... and here it is with just a flash from a camera. Have fun!!