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| Paddy Dakar Member Since: 27 Jan 2024 Location: North Wales Posts: 14   
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ties in with the bonnet now!
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5th Jul 2024 4:20pm |
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| bodstruck Member Since: 09 May 2020 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 947 
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Very tidy, looks great.
Not your first attempt at wrapping by the look of it   |
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5th Jul 2024 4:23pm |
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| Paddy Dakar Member Since: 27 Jan 2024 Location: North Wales Posts: 14
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Thanks, yes I’ve done a little bit over the years
I’ve only became the proud owner of this lovely girl this year and slowly giving her some tlc
Was going to post some tips and photos mid wrap but I was on my own, outside and in the sun, so it would have been a “how not to do it” post. |
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6th Jul 2024 6:59am |
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| Paddy Dakar Member Since: 27 Jan 2024 Location: North Wales Posts: 14
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Couldn’t put old bars back on new roof sooooo….
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6th Jul 2024 4:43pm |
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| Paddy Dakar Member Since: 27 Jan 2024 Location: North Wales Posts: 14
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Had a bit of carbon fibre vinyl for bars, bare alloy or metal should really be primed before wrap, but I’ve iso’d well and post heated, it should be ok for roof bar!
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7th Jul 2024 12:57pm |
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| Wildrover66 Member Since: 25 Apr 2018 Location: Kildare Posts: 52  
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Roof looks great.
Just wondering if this will also help with roof leaks? Is it a lot harder to wrap with windows and sunroof? |
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9th Jul 2024 4:12pm |
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| Paddy Dakar Member Since: 27 Jan 2024 Location: North Wales Posts: 14
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Thanks!…
It absolutely helps with leaks👍…… I had a slight dent where front roof panel met rear panel, I did seal first, but then covered with vinyl! It is tricky to cut around windows if you haven’t done it before, especially if you have rubber seals, it’s easier to cut to a hard edge frame though, and you can leave it run onto the frame for a better finish. |
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9th Jul 2024 6:11pm |
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