What is the difference between punched and unpunched? wtf?

 

Anyone notice the Coroner's car in the back ground?

 

Looks great ken!

 

Very nice. Always good to see black with matte stripes. If only they had some that wasn't quite as wide.

 

Nice find, you're right though, if anything happens to them you're only out 25 bucks

 

LOL! I figured someone would see the neighbors car sooner or later .

I believe that "punched" means there is perforations in the vinyl so it can be fed into a machine. Be sure to get "unpunched" if you're doing what I did. Also, I am not sure they would do this (because I didn't ask), but if you wanted to do the twin stripes, you could see if they could get you narrower rolls of material.

 

Probably be good stuff to make a blackout panel out of also.

 

Dammit they don't have pinstripes.... I guess you could order some pinstripes from baltimorestreet mods for like 10 bucks even though it probablly would be different vinyl material....
Think that would matter?

Also I see two different types of applications.. one for rivets and corrugations and one for flat surfaces...
would you use the ones for flat surfaces on the bumpers as well or need to switch to the one for rivets and corrugations?

 

Thinking about this... I don't see how you could get it to go all the way down to the back bumper...
you gotta go through the rear center lights and also you gotta go through the badge on the back....
seems like a hell of a job to get that done....

 

when i put mine on i just left the paper on the back and traced the light on each side of the vinyl and went 1/4 inch larger for the cut. i want to go all the way down the bumper but i need more tape