3M protective film
02-01-2009, 10:23 AM
#26
no, you'd have to buy a sheet and custom fit it.
it wouldnt be that hard though. take the bumper off and just overlay the entire piece. once you have a few contact points down solid then you can rough trim vents, leaving at least 1" all around. once you have covered the entire bumper perfectly, then set about trimming it.
it wouldnt be that hard though. take the bumper off and just overlay the entire piece. once you have a few contact points down solid then you can rough trim vents, leaving at least 1" all around. once you have covered the entire bumper perfectly, then set about trimming it.
02-01-2009, 10:27 AM
#27
no, you'd have to buy a sheet and custom fit it.
it wouldnt be that hard though. take the bumper off and just overlay the entire piece. once you have a few contact points down solid then you can rough trim vents, leaving at least 1" all around. once you have covered the entire bumper perfectly, then set about trimming it.
it wouldnt be that hard though. take the bumper off and just overlay the entire piece. once you have a few contact points down solid then you can rough trim vents, leaving at least 1" all around. once you have covered the entire bumper perfectly, then set about trimming it.
Humm, i dont know if I want to try it or not. There is a local company to me that does custom cuts. They do some digital image thing and make a perfect cut. I might contact them and see hom much it costs. I am sure if I got several people togeather the cost would go down.
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