Stay tuned

It's gonna look awesome!

how it sits now:

with the stock front and my friend checking it out

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amuse front and sides




updates:











Here are some more pics ! Follow me on Instagram! (Conenor)

 

Holy saturation batman

 

Instagram filters. Such social media. Much color.

 

ahahahahahahah ^

 

don't worry, ill try to get a hold of my sisters dslr for when its wrapped

 

That's one bright color to wrap... are the door jambs and runners also getting done?

 

Nice looking Z. In for finished pics.

 

yep, also in for pics....am also considering a wrap....a little worried about blade cuts on my oem paint though...

 

What color? I've plasti dipped a car matte black before, easy and comes off in a snap.

 

Just fyi... Most quality vinyl shops will use this:

http://knifelesstechsystems.com/Home.aspx

Nothing will happen to your paint.

 

Jams are getting wrapped

I'm going a mint green color

 

How much is it going to cost you, if you don't mind me asking?

 

$1000

Paradise Graphix in German town Ohio is doing it.

 

Last video ever of it red lol

 

Just watched the video of that tape in use. Pretty damn cool.

 

mint green? please elaborate which company is the material from 3m? avery? oracle?

 

In for results

Please for the love of everything holy everyone stop posting photos from Instagram with those terrible filters

How is it that we are in 2014 yet a bunch of photos that I am seeing posted on the forum look like they are from 2004?

 

Didn't someone have a mint green Z???

Sub'd.

 

How much does it cost, totally interested in results.

 

They'll use knifeless tape for most of the work, but for some parts, they'll probably still have to use a blade. The tape is hard to use in tight spots. But if they're good, it's fine. Also, the tape can leave a slightly rough edge since it's ripping through the vinyl vs. cutting it.