GT3 Cup Spoiler Vinyl wrap
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GT3 Cup Spoiler Vinyl wrap
Wanted a more beefier lip than my current GT3 lip and decided to go with the GT3 Cup spoiler. There are a few choices to make regarding the finish. You can leave it as stock, paint it, or wrap it in vinyl.
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I've never wrapped with vinyl before, only just used it for cutting decals on my plotter. I knew the angles would be a challenge. For this project I recommend having a second person hold a heat gun/hair dryer to facilitate stretching and fitting the vinyl more precise.
Once trimmed use a pin and pop any remaining air bubbles to flatten out.
The final product looks like it came straight from the paint booth. I don't have to worry about scratches since I can just re-wrap it.
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The results were better than I expected... I think I will try next to vinyl wrap my center console in red.
IMG_1262[1] | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
I've never wrapped with vinyl before, only just used it for cutting decals on my plotter. I knew the angles would be a challenge. For this project I recommend having a second person hold a heat gun/hair dryer to facilitate stretching and fitting the vinyl more precise.
Once trimmed use a pin and pop any remaining air bubbles to flatten out.
The final product looks like it came straight from the paint booth. I don't have to worry about scratches since I can just re-wrap it.
IMG_1288[1] | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The results were better than I expected... I think I will try next to vinyl wrap my center console in red.
Last edited by h2woo; 03-22-2013 at 08:02 PM. Reason: wrong link
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You need patience around the corners to mould it without any creases. A heatgun is necessary plus an extra hand. I definitely want to try wrapping some interior parts. Its very hard to tell the difference between a painted finish and a wrap.
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