I just got Bats overlays and i want to take them to get professionally installed tommorow. I live in sherman oaks, where can i take them? Need response asap

 

Sticker CIty off the 101 exit van nuys

 

but i would of just gone to sticker city in the first place www.stickercity.com

 

They installed my overlays....check out my cardomain link in sig.

 

how much did they charge for the install? I went there today and they wanted $300. The guy said the material is hard to work with and that i should buy there stuff instead. Thats all b/s in my opinion. Anyone know any other shops I can go to or if anyone knows how to put these on and lives nearby, can help me out, i would really appreciate it. I live in Sherman Oaks and ill come to you. I really want to put these on soon. I'm very willing to put it on myself, but i luv my car and dont want to screw this up.

 

which overlay did you get? some of bats overlay are easy to install.

 

zt2 for the rear, zh1 headlight, overlays for the turn signals

 

i love the look of the azz. the fronts, i woulda used matching white. jmo.

 

why dont u just try to install them urself and save some $

 

ive never done it before and i have never seen it done. I have no clue what im doing, Also, i checked Bats post on how to put it on and the pics dont work. Thanks anyways guys, ill figure something out. Once i get it on ill post pics

 

Hey, give me a call Ill explain it to you, I dont feel like typing all of it again, rofl....Shoot me a PM, Ill make a lil pic with a brief explanation, but if you dont get it, just give me a call, Im in Sacramento, CA....

 

Here are some pics I made real quick in paint! Hope they help...

 

Tint Zone does alot of my Installs in the LA area. Prices are good too .

Bat™

 

good looking out. Im gonna print it out and give it a shot on monday. ill pm u just in case i need extra help. Thanks

 

Hey Bat, I would recomend a hair dryer in your instructions, the bottom end of the tailights wont line up with out bending unless heated up and smoothed onto the car, i figure because the lights round over, and the overlay is firm and doesnt want to round over along the light.

 

Did I not mention using a hairdryer in the instructions?

Bat™

 

ya, and use your fingers, instead of a credit card or squeegie, to lay down the film. they give you much better control of eliminating air bubbles, wrinkles, etc. pretty easy diy once you get the idea, and even if you mess up, the cost of a new overlay is still way cheaper than having them prof installd. jmo and experience.

 

I second the recommendation for Tint Zone in Rowland Heights.. David is a buddy of mine and does great work. My Bats were the first ones he installed and he hasn't stopped since.

(he also does great tint!)

Cheers, Ted

 

there you go .

Bat™