Sorry fellas, just going way too overboard with the stuff for my tastes, although just the bottom section of the rear bumper looks pretty good, would give it a shot but likely won't offer enough contrast on black

 

Could try a matte black vinyl back there or the carbon that I used on my valance~

 

Where can i get the pre-cut matte black vinyl for the 2010+ rear bumper?? Anyone know?

 

I like it

 

try bluebatmobile.net I think he still responds over there. Or send a PM here to "Bluebatmobile"

 

Looks like the car is going in reverse, not to be too critical as it is your car but its sort of like a rear diffuser on your front bumper. Out of place.

 

Looks good. Did you cut/install this yourself? DIY steps?

I would give it a shot (matte black) to see how it looks, just not a fan of Bluebatmobiles pre-cut vinyl as its 2-piece and pretty much requires professional install

 

My neighbor thought it look more like the Q50 but tks god its only plastidip but here the finish product and it will bring an extra protection for our brutal winters.

 

I have the overlay for 2010 and up rear bumpers . Email me to order .

B@t

 

2010 Rear Valence Overlay

Bat™

 

BlueBat, is that a two-piece? And do you have any pics that show the vinyl under and around the lip of the exhaust tip cut-out?

That looks like an improvement over my local vinyl shop job from a couple of years ago. It's feeling like time to peel it off and do it up better.

 

BlueBat, wanted to know is that the flat black and do you have some that cover the license plate part too i have the 2009 bumper.

 

I DIY'd mine, it was pretty easy, just time consuming getting the right template.

What I did was use celophane wrap and just used half the valance area and traced the outline w/ a sharpie on the celophane. I made sure to mark exactly where the halfway point was so I could make sure I traced it onto the vinyl backing w/out any stretch. Once i determined the celophane was laying true, I just proceeded to lift it slowly and trace under the celophane markings so it matched up when I put the celophane back on top. Once I got one side perfect I cut the half of the valance out, made sure it was the proper fit, then flipped the side over and used it to trace the other side, I then cut the other side and whallah, the entire valance was perfect side to side and ready to install.

I then loosened the exhaust enough that I could drop the tips down about an inch so I could work the vinyl under the recessed exhaust cutouts. Only took about 20 minutes to install but about an hour to trace & cut the template/vinyl.

Hope that makes sense

 

Yes, satin matte is standard finish. I can also so supergloss black n carbon fiber finishes . Email me to order.

B@t

 

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