Opinions on hood (wrap)??
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Opinions on hood (wrap)??
Ok I have a dilemma, my hood has a fair amount of oxidation and the clear is chipping in spots. I can get re-painted for a few hundred bucks or I could vinyl wrap it for around $100. I have wanted to play with the vinyl stuff for a little while. I'm thinking carbon fiber or just matte black. It would only be temporary unless I really liked it. What do you guys think I should do? Here's a pic for reference, fyi I photoshopped out the oxidation.
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Alright legit paint it is.. I guess I have been hanging around my honda and mazda friends too much lol
..This is actually one of my friends cars btw
..This is actually one of my friends cars btw
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Its pretty easy from what I have heard, you can trim it after after you have applied it.
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just paint to match, or leave as is till you have the money to paint it. no point in spending that much money on a temporary solution.
you'd want to buy some "knifeless tech system" tape (google it) along with your vinyl. You lay the tape down in the design you want for the vinyl, and then you lay the vinyl over top of the tape. Once it's all laid out, you then pull up the line embedded in the tape, which will cut the vinyl to the design you created. WITHOUT using a razor blade near your car, which is a big no-no.
you'd want to buy some "knifeless tech system" tape (google it) along with your vinyl. You lay the tape down in the design you want for the vinyl, and then you lay the vinyl over top of the tape. Once it's all laid out, you then pull up the line embedded in the tape, which will cut the vinyl to the design you created. WITHOUT using a razor blade near your car, which is a big no-no.
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I like your buddies honda, with the spray paint on the tires. good job, looks clean.
I drove around for a few months with a black hood. most people had no idea till I pointed it out, but I knew, and it drove me nuts. But i have a dark blue car. Paint the hood.
I drove around for a few months with a black hood. most people had no idea till I pointed it out, but I knew, and it drove me nuts. But i have a dark blue car. Paint the hood.
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just paint to match, or leave as is till you have the money to paint it. no point in spending that much money on a temporary solution.
you'd want to buy some "knifeless tech system" tape (google it) along with your vinyl. You lay the tape down in the design you want for the vinyl, and then you lay the vinyl over top of the tape. Once it's all laid out, you then pull up the line embedded in the tape, which will cut the vinyl to the design you created. WITHOUT using a razor blade near your car, which is a big no-no.
you'd want to buy some "knifeless tech system" tape (google it) along with your vinyl. You lay the tape down in the design you want for the vinyl, and then you lay the vinyl over top of the tape. Once it's all laid out, you then pull up the line embedded in the tape, which will cut the vinyl to the design you created. WITHOUT using a razor blade near your car, which is a big no-no.