View Poll Results: What color stone guards?
Clear
12
37.50%
Black
20
62.50%
Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll
Black stone guards on meteor grey?
#16
I ordered them as well for my black C2S. I think they will look cool on a black car but - we'll see. I'm thinking of installing them over the stock clear guards in case I don't like the look and I want to go back to stock. Any install pointers from those who have already done it?
#18
I have a white 08C4S and didn't realize Suncoast carried them - I'm def in to be the Guinea Pig as my existing ones are yellowing and constantly cruddy looking. Suncoast rec's "professional" installation - I'm fairly competent and feel this doesn't look all that hard. Does anyone have any thoughts on the installation - I would think the existing ones would peel off with a heat gun. Not sure what kind of adhesive the new ones have.
Any intel/advice?
Thanks - I'm ready to pull the trigger and make this a weekend project.
Any intel/advice?
Thanks - I'm ready to pull the trigger and make this a weekend project.
#20
got them - installed one side so far. not sure if I like it on my black car. I'll post some pictures when I get the other side done.
Actually, the car looks best with no stoneguards - but that's probably a dumb move.
Actually, the car looks best with no stoneguards - but that's probably a dumb move.
#22
After living with the black stoneguards on my black 997.2 for a few days, I decided that it doesn't work. In my opinion, the retro look of the black stoneguards clashes with the sleek lines of the modern car. Maybe with the Fuchs style wheels that come on the speedster it ties together, but on my car with BBS wheels, not so much. So, back to the stock clear stoneguards for me.
#24
Sorry - no pictures to post. I think the black stoneguards will look very good on a white car. Part of the problem on the black car is that the look was kind of half *** - the guards didn't blend in or really stand out. On your white car they will be very prominent.
If you are installing them yourself, make sure you use a soapy water solution to allow you to move the guards into position and have a squeege to get all the air bubbles out. Its not that tough but if you don't get the bubbles out, it won't look right.
Good luck.
If you are installing them yourself, make sure you use a soapy water solution to allow you to move the guards into position and have a squeege to get all the air bubbles out. Its not that tough but if you don't get the bubbles out, it won't look right.
Good luck.
#25
Thanks - I will be installing them and I can see how a slight contrast of the black/black could look off. I've collected from the forum that removal is best done with hot water and perhaps a heat-gun? ... for the install - thanks for the tips. I don't have them in my possession (yet) so tough for me to visualize. I assume there's some adhesive on them as well. Thanks again
#27
The black stone guard is retro and looks like the 930. Period. It seriously looks wrong on the 996 and newer cars. You can sort of get away with it on 993's but with trimmed down narrower variants. Sorry to burst the proverbial bubble,,, it just looks wrong on the newer cars.
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