please more pictures and what front bumper is that?

 

that is Buddy club 2 front.



check it out in my album
https://my350z.com/forum/members/120...zzeeeeeee.html

 

More of the white 350z with the vinyl wrapped gloss black roof:









-Don

 

Been a while since I posted in this thread:

Vinyl wrapped the 3M di-noc carbon fiber roof and spoiler for this 350z:













-Don

donathon@gmail.com

 

So for the cars with the 3m di-noc roofs..do you clean it with a brush since it's a textured finish?

 

No, you clean it like normal.

-Don

 

thanks Don,

I have used the 3M clear film protection in that past and with heating it's completely/safely removable.

I've heard the 3M di-noc is somewhat a more permanent adhesive??

 

I do not know where you've heard this mis information from.

I've wrapped a complete S2k in this material, and when the owner went to go sell the car, I removed the entire film from the car for him, and no where did it damage the paint.

-Don

 

Could you PM me a price for a sheet of the 3m di-noc size 60" x 60" shipped to 95127.

Also, when is the 3m primer needed?

 

Here are pictures of this white Nissan 350z that I vinyl wrapped his roof in gloss black. I think the owner of this car came up from San Diego to me in Orange County to have it done. The gloss black vinyl on his roof went well with his black face wheels and other black accents on the car, like the front lip/bumper.











-Don

donathon@gmail.com

 

Been in norcal doing some work for the last couple of days. Here's a 350z that I did while up here so far.

Gloss roof, tinted tails/turn signals:





For the last two weekdays that I'll be available for work, I have the following:

31st - 11am and 430pm
1st - 1PM-430pm.

Let me know, last chance to get some of the awesome deals I've been giving out, while I am up here.

I am going to offer and extend a special discount for only you 350z guys, so PM me and you won't be disappointed by the price I quote/give you do your roofs.

thanks.

-Don

donathon@gmail.com

 

Let me know if you guys have any specific requests or ideas that you want to see, and I'll see what I can do.

-Don

 

I don't think I have any of it on that color unfortunately.

Here's pictures of the first car that I did when I made my trip up to norcal/san francisco area from down here in Orange County, to do some vinyl wraps and visit some friends. This is a white 350z that I vinyl wrapped the roof in my gloss black material and also tinted/smoked his rear tail lights and turn signals in the rear bumper.











-Don

donathon@gmail.com

 

I haven't posted in a while, but that's because I've been traveling over seas for the past 6 weeks or so. Either way, I am back now, and with all of the down time while flying around, I edited a lot of my back logged photos that I hadn't gotten around to editing/posting yet. I didn't notice how "strong" my watermark were in the photos while editing these, so I do apologize for that if it interferes with the pictures too much.

Anyways, here are pictures of a silver 350z that I vinyl wrapped the roof in my gloss black vinyl material. He was a local in Yorba Linda/Orange County. Even though his wheels were a matte finish, the gloss black roof still worked and looked very good on his car regardless. So these pictures will be good for those guys out there who have matte black wheels, and were deciding if they should go with a gloss or stick to a matte finish to match their wheels.

















-Don

donathon@gmail.com

 

heres mine

 

Looks good. I like it on red cars.

Let me know if you guys want any specific pictures/angles, and I'll take em the next time I do a 350z.

-Don

 

I just did mine, I'll post some pics soon

 

Been a while since I posted some pictures of the 3M di-noc material wrapped on a roof, so here are some pictures of a white BMW E90 335i sedan that I did the roof with the 3M di noc material. I tried taking a bit more detailed pictures this time around to show you guys more close ups of the roof, to show you the quality of all of my installs. No paint is showing anywhere and all of the weaves are perfectly straight, etc. Pictures will also give you an idea of what the 3M di noc vinyl material would look like on a car that's mildly modified. This car only had wheels with black centers/polished lip. Everything else was still stock at the time of these pictures if I can recall correctly. The owner of this car came out to me from around the Huntington Beach/Orange County area.



























-Don

donathon@gmail.com

 

That last shot is money!!

 

Haha, thanks. It does give it a nice "glow" effect at that angle.