so i got the stripes on and we made a few mistakes but nothing really noticable. It wasn't as bad as i thought it would be but now that i have some experiance i am going to get a new piece that i screwed up. the hardest part is the bumpers.there are a few bubbles the instructions say they will go awayafter a few days in the sun.here are the pictures.

 

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getting picture on here is a *****

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As Freddie Prize in "Chico and the Man" would say, "Lookin' Good!"......................
Very nice moe07, another Tungsten/Sliver combo(I think the sweetest color combo IMO).
Enjoy!

 

I removed the spoiler and squirter nozzles. Bought the solution, and got everything as wet as I could. Use your finger on the stripe first, make sure its soaking wet, squeege from the middle out and dont wrap the edges until its all over.
I did some striping in the 80's and never had a problem.
Cutting the bumbers out is a breeze with the help of a blade & tape.

 

Looks good moe. Only concern is that it looks like the spoiler stripes might be switched, but tehn again, it could be an optical illusion (remember I had that problem too)

But again, good job, now you just need to update your profile pic [8D]

 

I don't think they are. i will have to check them out. but i am going to do the front bumper over i don't like the way i came out.