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in bat's email to me it said something about dual/double layers being options on some overlay kits he offers, that is why this person asked this question, wasnt whether i wanted to choose that option or not
yes its an option the darkest it goes is 20 percent, but he offers an double layer if u want darker, which is the whole point of having a double layer..
BAT, would you like to defend your product ?
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im more concerned with removing it once it gets too worn or when i start hating it a few years down the road.
Dont use tint! Thats for interior use only. As far as removing it, simply heat it with a hairdryer, and slowly peel .
ok guys, latest update. I wil no longer be providing the antenna overlay piece. After seeing it done on a few G's, its really better off to either leave it as is, or paint the antenna yourself.
ok guys, latest update. I wil no longer be providing the antenna overlay piece. After seeing it done on a few G's, its really better off to either leave it as is, or paint the antenna yourself.
Bat™
what seems to be the problem? why did you not like it? also since i still have my ant piece can you still cut the roof overlay with the hole cut out....
what seems to be the problem? why did you not like it? also since i still have my ant piece can you still cut the roof overlay with the hole cut out....
+1, I am also curious. Is the antenna piece not smooth?
update 2: Ok guys, the last few installs we applied the antenna piece last which wasnt as clean as I would have liked it. Remedy: Apply the antenna piece first, let it set, then proceed with the roof overlay. Doing it this way will allow you to cleanly trim the excess at the base for a clean install .
02-14-2008, 11:18 AM
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