This is a discussion on 2011 WRX Black Gloss Vinyl Roof within the Exterior & Appearance forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Hey guys, so I decided to change up the look. I removed my roof rack and got Premium Auto Styling ...
Hey guys, so I decided to change up the look. I removed my roof rack and got Premium Auto Styling to wrap my roof with the best 3m Wrap they have. Turned out well! Holding up well too. I also recorded a video for your viewing enjoyment.
btw, he gave me a 15% off coupon code, its good to go with you guys too if interested.
Coupon code: Smurfin15
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Nice, got me thinking about doing this now
I was wondering what Smurfins club wrx handle was. It turned out really well, I'm seriously contemplating it now.
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Looks like my DSM...![]()
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it looks real good and its holding up well. i met some guys that had the same done a few years ago and it still looks like new. on white its sooo nice.
hit up premium auto styling and they can quote you. i want to say $180 i think. just let him know mike (smurfinwrx) said you'll hook him up.
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That video was recommended to me on youtube a couple days after you posted it, and it actually inspired me to wrap my roof. I chose a carbon fiber vinyl myself, and wrapped my roof just a few days ago. It's not the best job, even taking my time with it and using a heat gun. I think the total time I spent on it was about 4-5hrs? I know it seems like a long time, but I was really trying to be patient with it and really trying to get all the bubbles out and preventing creases. Though its not the best job, but it was a great learning experience for when I have to replace it! I'll post a picture of it tomorrow to show you guys. Also, I really enjoy your videos Mike, keep up the good work!![]()
Vinyl roofs back in the seventies were notorious for trapping moisture and promoting rust. This is something that needs consideration if one is considering having this done.
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