OK, don't laugh - Pinstriping protection?

[drifter_r6]

A friend runs the bonneville salt flats and applies this to his windshields. Don't see why it can't be applied to the body

http://premiumshield.com/

 

[codename607]

A friend runs the bonneville salt flats and applies this to his windshields. Don't see why it can't be applied to the body

http://premiumshield.com/

This stuff looks pretty good but I couldn't find a price. I'm sure its a pretty penny. I'll have to give them a call on monday.

 

[Stumpalump]

:sombrero: The wax is the best/quickest/overall method/w one little change-




I have been using "Mothers California Gold" Carnuba wax, for a lotta years and if you know you're going thru a "Pinstripe" area, apply a coat of the wax to the sides--AND DON'T BUFFITOUT-wait till you're done with the "Hazardous" area then polish it off-

It lets 99% of the brush "SLIDE" over the paint--works !

:costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

X2 Wax stops the stripes.

 

[arone]

if you want to make work of graphics or want to wrap your car , you can contact one of the companies which are doing it as professionally like letragraphics. You have a red car ,so i will suggest you to wrap it in red it will look so good , cool and attractive, i love to see the car who are wrapped in a fine way.