calling out 6LE designs
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Hey Mark,
I was just thinking that maybe you should try and reproduce some Sail panels for our Fbodies.I'am sure more than 50.% of the cars here have bubbles in their panels do to the factory glue.I really think it would be a great product with high demand.just a thought.
I was just thinking that maybe you should try and reproduce some Sail panels for our Fbodies.I'am sure more than 50.% of the cars here have bubbles in their panels do to the factory glue.I really think it would be a great product with high demand.just a thought.
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It would be nice if someone could make a sail panel that used 3M tape that could be painted and placed directly over the existing panel. I think I read somewhere that there would be fitment issues with something like this, but it sure would be an easy fix if it could be worked out. If someone could design a piece like this they would sell alot of them.
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Maybe if you get REALLY lucky. I heard the same thing so I tried several dealerships and even carried in the TSB to all of them but since all the f-bodies are out of warranty, they won't do it for free.
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Hey Mark,
I was just thinking that maybe you should try and reproduce some Sail panels for our Fbodies.I'am sure more than 50.% of the cars here have bubbles in their panels do to the factory glue.I really think it would be a great product with high demand.just a thought.
I was just thinking that maybe you should try and reproduce some Sail panels for our Fbodies.I'am sure more than 50.% of the cars here have bubbles in their panels do to the factory glue.I really think it would be a great product with high demand.just a thought.
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I think the vinyl is just think enough to cover them up. I'm thinking of my bubbles which are fairly small, I have seen some that are peeling larger than the size of a quarter so I don't know how it would turn out with that.
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you can always buy one from the dealer and do it yourself... its not part of the body... its just stuck on with some adhesive, stick a screw driver underneath it and peal it off, then clean it up and apply adhesive to the new one.
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It would be nice if someone could make a sail panel that used 3M tape that could be painted and placed directly over the existing panel. I think I read somewhere that there would be fitment issues with something like this, but it sure would be an easy fix if it could be worked out. If someone could design a piece like this they would sell alot of them.