Black and some more black

Looks great!!! I just plasti dipped the rear Honda emblem it's beginning to peel off. I'll redo it again. Can I ask what brand tint you used for the front? Any issues with the sensor there?

YVRPassport said:

Looks great!!! I just plasti dipped the rear Honda emblem it's beginning to peel off. I'll redo it again. Can I ask what brand tint you used for the front? Any issues with the sensor there?

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I got a pre-cut off of the bay and it is ok, but I managed to make a little tear during install even though it was wet and I used a squeegee. Probably my fault. I am going to try Laminx 'Smoked' eventually and see what results that yields, because I find this one just a little too dark.

Definitely looks great. Wish I can do this myself but I'm not as handy with these type of things. I can turn a screw or bolt, but cant with paint and body.

ares said:

Definitely looks great. Wish I can do this myself but I'm not as handy with these type of things. I can turn a screw or bolt, but cant with paint and body.

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Me neither, they're all just stickers basically. I didn't paint, I bought 😂

The hardest part was applying the tape for aligning the letters on the back.

Looks great against Silver, lots of contrast. It also looks cool on the red PP's...

On the dark gray not so much, that's why I left mine alone..

So, is the "sticker" just a film, like one might find for DIY window tinting? Or is it a more substantial/durable thick plastic substrate?

It looks like the application process is very similar to film tinting with soapy water/squeegee.

BlackCarsOnly said:

So, is the "sticker" just a film, like one might find for DIY window tinting? Or is it a more substantial/durable thick plastic substrate?

It looks like the application process is very similar to film tinting with soapy water/squeegee.

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I was referring more to the Honda insignia as stickers, but yeah, it's just window tinting film (wet application). I'm going to eventually try a thicker film (Laminx) to see how that looks. This film wasn't a 100% success.