Roof wrap pics. Updated with Wing mirror pics

very tempted to do this now. looks awesome. :thumbsup:

how easy is it to remove? and can anyone do it or do you have to get a pro to do it. Any risk of paintwork damage on removal?

Just as a side point, at what stage (how much body changed) do you have to declare to DVLA that the car is a different colour just out of interest?
 
I think vinyl wraps are classed as temporary, so there's no amendment to the V5 required. I'm not sure what the insurance companies view is though...
 
den5ap said:
very tempted to do this now. looks awesome. :thumbsup:

how easy is it to remove? and can anyone do it or do you have to get a pro to do it. Any risk of paintwork damage on removal?

Just as a side point, at what stage (how much body changed) do you have to declare to DVLA that the car is a different colour just out of interest?
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I was told that you can remove it yourself quite easily with some instructions from them.
You only get paintwork damage if the part of the bodywork had damage on it already, and peeling off the vinyl will make the damage worse ie. rust, big stone chips etc.. But in that case they wouldn't put the vinyl on in the first place as paintwork needs to be in good condition.
And as mentioned you do not need to notify dvla as it is classed as a temporary change, even if the whole of the car is wrapped, but you do need to notify your insurance company though, which I will do tomorrow.
 
that is one of the best looks, reckon you need the front centre section of the front spoiler don in black gloss or even carbon wrap for a super mean look. :thumbsup:
 
Just had the mirrors done as they had a cancellation.
Well here it is:
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