Ill try and get some photos tomorrow, I plan on re-doing the hood because there are some spots that I over worked on the edges, along with some water bubbles that I couldn’t get out and had to pop with a needle. I didn’t stretch the material enough when I first applied it so there was a lot of fingering I had to deal with on the edges later. It’s an excellent film though. And if you want a strip to protect the front from chips you can get smaller sections of it pretty cheap. My whole roll was about 600 bucks.
Nice, where did you get those?
Did you get hyper blink with them installed?Thanks.Got em off Ebay. They come in clear and smoke.
When you start to take the tabs off of your OEM grill. If one does not come off go to the next and come back to it. Sometimes it will make it easier when you get a few more tabs off. Took about an hour
Anxious to hear your results on the wax. I keep looking at it everytime I'm in walmart. I wanted to try chem guys "ceramic" stuff, but it's a little steep at $40. This might be a good replacement. And sorry to hear about the old ride, that's terrible.2 things...2019 Ranger- got Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax today, will let you know how it works ( cool color but it clashes with my HPR)...and my old 2004 Ranger- RIP, less than 6 months and the kid who bought it wrapped it around a tree, <90k miles on it
I put the black ones with chrome outlines on my black truck and the tailgate looks 150% better.
I've been wondering what I can do to fill in the sound system on mine. I replaced the tweeters in the A-pillars to Infinities and that helped to crispen up the highs some, but the rest of the spectrum is pretty dull. Talked with a couple of stereo shops and they said if I replace the door speakers, it will lose even more low end because the factory door speaker have a decent amount of low end. Not a lot of room to add a sub.
