F Type on 'roids
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F Type on 'roids
https://www.caradvice.com.au/660620/...gera-revealed/
I like it, but to me it just looks like someone redesigned the f type after drinking a litre of rum and watching 3 hours of ****.
I like it, but to me it just looks like someone redesigned the f type after drinking a litre of rum and watching 3 hours of ****.
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https://www.caradvice.com.au/660620/...gera-revealed/
I like it, but to me it just looks like someone redesigned the f type after drinking a litre of rum and watching 3 hours of ****.
I like it, but to me it just looks like someone redesigned the f type after drinking a litre of rum and watching 3 hours of ****.
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.. like this...
................................ actually quite good.. .. I think we're setting a trend here..
Last edited by Dan_NL; 06-27-2018 at 02:53 PM.
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Yeah I think you'd run it in the same line as the upward strake of the bottom of the window, until it got to the hatch and then horizontally from there across the hatch. It would be easy enough to do for someone with skills (I have dabbled in wrap but wouldnt try this myself as it would take a better hand than mine to get that back edge right), especially for those of us with a black roof anyway. Might be worth it for a laugh as I reckon it would be a $250 job, though the f type is so pretty I dont like to play with it too much.
Dan on yours I wonder what white would look like though it wouldnt really go with anything else. I wanted to wrap my daughter's MiTo roof in white as it was copping a bit of a hiding from the sun, but she didnt like white and anyway I've been told wrap doesnt fare well on cars left out in the weather.
Dan on yours I wonder what white would look like though it wouldnt really go with anything else. I wanted to wrap my daughter's MiTo roof in white as it was copping a bit of a hiding from the sun, but she didnt like white and anyway I've been told wrap doesnt fare well on cars left out in the weather.
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Wrap lasts between 2-3 years tops when outside 24/7.. Problem is getting weathered wrap off again. Lots of shreds..
A respray for a roof if it can be easily bordered from other panels is around € 250- € 300 in plain paint.
I had my car treated with a ceramic coating. But this already shows swirll marks after two times handwash by the
same company. I think they did not cure it well. Guy said 12 hours ambient would be OK against special lights
other use..
A respray for a roof if it can be easily bordered from other panels is around € 250- € 300 in plain paint.
I had my car treated with a ceramic coating. But this already shows swirll marks after two times handwash by the
same company. I think they did not cure it well. Guy said 12 hours ambient would be OK against special lights
other use..
Last edited by Dan_NL; 06-27-2018 at 04:27 PM. Reason: added on
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https://www.caradvice.com.au/660620/...gera-revealed/
I like it, but to me it just looks like someone redesigned the f type after drinking a litre of rum and watching 3 hours of ****.
I like it, but to me it just looks like someone redesigned the f type after drinking a litre of rum and watching 3 hours of ****.