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Im not sure if the OP said anything about CF. Are you asking will it be easier to do it after you wrap the rest of the car? If you
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Im not sure if the OP said anything about CF. Are you asking will it be easier to do it after you wrap the rest of the car? If you wrap the car first and then the parts by themselves and add them on top it will look better. It will also allow you to continue the wrap under/around all of the edges so it wil last longer.
I would wait until all the parts come in. Take off the factory parts you will replace. Wrap as far under each area you can. Wrap the parts. Then apply. Drill your holes first. Edit: Just noticed you drive a 40th! Why cover up the amazing and rare color?!
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