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Originally Posted by Mr&Mrs 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
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Yes I forgot to mention that the kit will be in CF. I agree the 40th color is really nice, but I have always wanted a white car with red interior. I have been a fan of that combo since I was 16. And 10+ years later I finally decided to do it. The thing is if I wrap the car before adding kit then I'm afraid that the kit will "damage" the wrap under the bumper/side/rear diffuser area. On the other hand, if I wrap the car after adding the kit then I'm afraid the wrap won't "fit" as nice. Anyone has this experience that they want to share? |
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