These instructions are for a difficult car with
a lot of corners. Typical cars are much easier.
1. Sand your car to remove rough spots and make it smooth. |
2. Lay the Body Skin down on a clean, dry surface. Place your
car on its side over the design. Trace each side and top of
the car on the Body Skin with an 1/8" overlap around the
car. |
3. Here is what the result should look like. The left side of
the car was traced on the bottom and the right side on the
top. The top of the car was traced in the center of the Body
Skin. |
4. Cut out the patterns with a scissors. |
5. Take one of the side patterns and peel off the backing paper
from the semi-transparent side of the pattern. Stick the
pattern to the side of the car starting from one end and bending
around the curves. The pattern should overlap the car bottom
by 1/8". |
6. Make sure that the pattern makes contact with every part of
the side of the car. |
7. Soak the pattern with a sponge. Press down on the pattern
to keep it in contact with the car. |
8. After a minute or so, the backing paper will begin to seperate
from the design. Carefully slide or peel the backing paper
off. |
9. Gently fold the edges of the design over the car. Smooth out
wrinkles by dipping your fingers in water and rubbing over
design. |
10. Repeat for the other side of the car. |
11. Apply the remaining pattern to the top of the car using the
same technique. |
12. Fold the top pattern over the car and overlap with the side
designs. |
13. Use the same technique to cover any remaining areas of the
car. |
14. Use the black skin for windows, grills, bumpers and other
areas of the car. |
15. A completely covered car.
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16. After the skin has dried, coat with clear gloss finish. |
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