Make your C7 Stand out. Tinted light overlays!!
10-02-2017, 03:55 PM
#23
Thats my LBM C7 in the OPs pic and while I do not mind that it is used to support his product and be used as an example as to how ther rear lenses would look, I am not sure why he would assume those were his reflector/ light vinyl overlays, they are not.
As for your question about how well they adhere? i have had them on my car for easily a year so factor in every brutally hot over 90 degree day here in Florida and toss in daily rain (during the summer months) and you have a pretty good system in place. You can add more 3m VHB strips to the (2) already in place if it concerns you however the more you use the more obvious it will come once you hit your brakes.
As for your question about how well they adhere? i have had them on my car for easily a year so factor in every brutally hot over 90 degree day here in Florida and toss in daily rain (during the summer months) and you have a pretty good system in place. You can add more 3m VHB strips to the (2) already in place if it concerns you however the more you use the more obvious it will come once you hit your brakes.
10-02-2017, 04:19 PM
#24
I will take that compliment and thank you for grabbing what I was going for, actually had to paint it CFlash as the previous owner (0-1500 miles) had it painted LBM. Not that it was ugly, just had a design in mind and needed to fill in the black. Want to do spats ala Z/GS to get the front “filled in” visually but am considering new rubber/wheel combo to take advantage of the spats and make them also functional. Not a fan of black wheels myself but they look sexy when matched to the right paint scheme.
10-02-2017, 06:51 PM
#25
Drifting
Thread Starter
Thats my LBM C7 in the OPs pic and while I do not mind that it is used to support his product and be used as an example as to how ther rear lenses would look, I am not sure why he would assume those were his reflector/ light vinyl overlays, they are not.
As for your question about how well they adhere? i have had them on my car for easily a year so factor in every brutally hot over 90 degree day here in Florida and toss in daily rain (during the summer months) and you have a pretty good system in place. You can add more 3m VHB strips to the (2) already in place if it concerns you however the more you use the more obvious it will come once you hit your brakes.
As for your question about how well they adhere? i have had them on my car for easily a year so factor in every brutally hot over 90 degree day here in Florida and toss in daily rain (during the summer months) and you have a pretty good system in place. You can add more 3m VHB strips to the (2) already in place if it concerns you however the more you use the more obvious it will come once you hit your brakes.
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