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Rear Blackout Vinyl - 9/24/2007 11:47:17 AM   
Stallion22


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I just bought my vinyl and it came in the mail today.  I was wondering how the best way to put it on is.  I am aware of the soap and water trick, but any other tips would help alot.  Also how long do i have to wait till i drive the car after putting the vinyl on?
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-Eric

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RE: Rear Blackout Vinyl - 9/24/2007 11:51:41 AM   
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I wouldnt drive it the rest of the day
soap and water....take ur time, take ur time, take ur time
use a hair dryer to tuck the edges if not they wont stick ..wrap a credit card in microfiber to squeege out the bubbles without scratching the vinyl....and when u are done let it sit in the sun to dry....dont worry about the bubbles for a couple days...most of them will dissapear and after 3 days or so u can pop the rest with a needle

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RE: Rear Blackout Vinyl - 9/24/2007 11:54:06 AM   
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Thank you very much.. but tucking the edges? what do you mean?  Also what is microfiber lol?
-Eric

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RE: Rear Blackout Vinyl - 9/24/2007 12:19:08 PM   
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u will have to tuck the vinyl around the bottom side and the edges of the trunk....one u place the vinyl over the trunk u will see cause it is bigger than the trunk so the excess will have to tuck over

microfiber cloths u can buy at autozone....just ask for them

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RE: Rear Blackout Vinyl - 9/24/2007 12:27:11 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: v6stang07

I wouldnt drive it the rest of the day
soap and water....take ur time, take ur time, take ur time
use a hair dryer to tuck the edges if not they wont stick ..wrap a credit card in microfiber to squeege out the bubbles without scratching the vinyl....and when u are done let it sit in the sun to dry....dont worry about the bubbles for a couple days...most of them will dissapear and after 3 days or so u can pop the rest with a needle

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RE: Rear Blackout Vinyl - 9/24/2007 2:29:42 PM   
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it took me 6 hours to do the deck lid and the tail light outlines but it was well worth it and I am very pleased with the outcome

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