RS Roof Aero/Canards...
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VHB tape from what my ppf guy told me. I had him wrap in a cf vinyl and I specifically told him I don't want to drop the headliner because I thought it was fasteners. (he ended up not removing them and cutting around it. I think it came out well)
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You put a carbon look vinyl on Your GT3 RS?
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Nicely done, was the cf vinyl above or under the ppf ?
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Tbh I'm unaware lol. The rest of the car is xpel but I think this layer is just by itself. I'd imagine it's under if it's been "double wrapped"
I'm out of country at the moment but I'll check when I get home.
I'm out of country at the moment but I'll check when I get home.
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Curious, would the regular gt3 benefit from additional guided airflow?
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No. These "canards" are there to divert the flow of hot air coming from front radiator openings in hood away from roof and air ducts at the base of rear window. Since GT3 does not have these radiators no benefits... besides if you like the look.
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That looks great. Any way to find out what brand wrap or ppf he used? Thanks.
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Finally had a chat with him this morning for another project. Xpel ultimate pro over the vinyl pattern he used and then evo pro ceramic. Overall I am quite pleased. It's also the first time I have had all the edges wrapped around. All my other cars i have had PPF have had these template lines that don't really bother me too much but can collect filth over time.
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