pon55

They are a lot easier when they are really warm.

blupupher

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I did mine in white. Any color there seems to make it pop more, and just looks better than all that black.


My paint is starting to come off though, I need to redo it.

CDIESEL

Oh I know, just decided to do it while I already committed to being outside.

mandingo32

My wife put a Mossy Oak one on my steering wheel. Damn thing is so tight I'll have to cut it off. Oh...and go Pats! lol

fordguy2100

Old one and new one... Yeah they are a b*tch to put on and take off... Especially if the first two times it's not even and your OCD drives you crazy lol

Collin

Got the old front bumper cut off. Mocked up the fuel tank and planned out where I'm gonna run the hoses/wiring. Picked up said hoses tonight :P

Red-Ford

Looks good, how hard was the install?

BadFish523

Thats what I used in both the sheet and strips. It was very easy for me and looked just like natedawgg's but a different camo. Used a hair dryer to soften and stretch over the corners. Then let it cool and trimmed with an exacto. Simple! I highly recommend this stuff. Easy to use and looks great. Had mine almost a year now and no stretch, sag, or discoloration!

natedawgg94

I used the same 3m air release vinyl but got a bigger sheet from ebay 20"x48" it was 19.50 shipped. It's pretty easy to use you can use with or without heat. The heat is good for dips and curves. Careful with the heat you can overheat and overstretch. I got a big sheet in case i messed up for wanted to do more stuff. I used little over half the sheet with the switch panels and radio dash trim. The radio piece was little tricky but the switch panels were pretty easy.

jprevat

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Old blackie sure is looking good with the new legs.