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2004 Infiniti FX35 Static Wrapped in Hexis Satin Blue Metallic Vinyl (picture heavy)
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Originally posted by lwrde46 View PostYummy. I love the look.Originally posted by cus View Posti wasn't expecting that! love the colour, and the aluminium vinyl is soo much nicer!!Thanks everyone. I appreciate the positive feedback.Originally posted by w201e34 View Postgreat transformation. you did a lotta really nice, quality work on the interior and the whole car.
wheels look great, and for the platform and being static, the height is nice.
very impressed, keep up the good work!
Thank you. I bought my vinyl straight from the manufacturer(Hexis USA). There is a good online store http://autovinylsolutions.com/, but they don't carry Hexis vinyl anymore.Originally posted by Chrome DaddyO View PostMay I ask where you buy the wrap, I'm digging the black brushed aluminum look and would like to try some of this wrap on my interior trim? Is there a really good instruction on how to properly apply it, obviously you are kicking ass at it, I didn't think for a minute before seeing this build that a wrap would look this good up close (good pictures), your ride made me a believer. You sir have an exceptional attention to detail and I look forward to more updates on this sweet machine.
I would highly recommend to watch this YouTube channel:
...this video:
and more here:
I'm from MadisonOriginally posted by Earl View PostLooks good so far=) Are you actually from Milwaukee?
Thanks. I see your point. The only reason why I wrapped the car at the first place is because the painter I chose messed up the paint job on lowers(unpainted side skirts and bumper lips), they didn't match at all(metallic color). At that time I didn't have a budget to repaint(blend) all the parts on the car again and decided to try to wrap it myself(cost me $700 in materials, plus I can change the color every 2-4 years). As far as the badge and trims, they were all chrome and I didn't want to paint them, so for me it was easier and faster to refresh some pieces by wrapping them. The 3M black brushed aluminum looks really good in person, and you couldn't tell at first that it's all wrap, IMO.Originally posted by MommysLittleMonster View PostAt first, I cringed. Then, towards the end, I got into it.
Not bad at all, looks pretty good. The only thing that I don't care for is the amount of vinyl wrapping on the outside- all the trim, badges, and little stuff just seems a little bit over the top.
Good work, keep it up.
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At first, I cringed. Then, towards the end, I got into it.
Not bad at all, looks pretty good. The only thing that I don't care for is the amount of vinyl wrapping on the outside- all the trim, badges, and little stuff just seems a little bit over the top.
Good work, keep it up.
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May I ask where you buy the wrap, I'm digging the black brushed aluminum look and would like to try some of this wrap on my interior trim? Is there a really good instruction on how to properly apply it, obviously you are kicking ass at it, I didn't think for a minute before seeing this build that a wrap would look this good up close (good pictures), your ride made me a believer. You sir have an exceptional attention to detail and I look forward to more updates on this sweet machine.
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i wasn't expecting that! love the colour, and the aluminium vinyl is soo much nicer!!
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great transformation. you did a lotta really nice, quality work on the interior and the whole car.
wheels look great, and for the platform and being static, the height is nice.
very impressed, keep up the good work!
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Decided to redo the hatch, since it wasn't perfect. Also the backup camera location was bothering me a lot and I was tired of carbon fiber look, finally. I bought 60"x60" 3M Black Aluminum vinyl sheet to redo most of my exterior trim pieces. The only pieces still wrapped in CF are the chrome lower molding inserts and lower front bumper accent, decided to keep them as-is since they are not very visible.
It took me around 3 days to do everything. Here are some picture from my phone and NEX-5
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3M CF wrap. Rails were wrapped 2 years ago, the vinyl looked as good as on day 1 when I removed it.


Rear wiper arm

Old backup camera location


Mirrors before



Took the rails off

Ready to take the old vinyl off


In process. I was very surprised how easy it was to remove the old vinyl


Paint looked like new

Prepped for a new application

New camera location. Lower trim was ideal for mounting the camera.



I cut the small hole to fit the camera housing. Test fitting the new setup.



Wrapped in 3M Black aluminum


Also switched my parking LED bulbs from 6K to amber






After
Some pictures I took yesterday with my NEX-5. New pieces wrapped: mirror covers, lower and upper LP trims, rear emblem, rear wiper arm
and roof rails














Quick photoshoot









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Thanks. Here the sickest FX ever build(TT, manual, widebody, bags etc ), my inspiration, but I'm far offOriginally posted by aeok18109 View Postdamn that thing has come along way. Would love it more if it was bagged
I didnt even know there was an aftermarket following for these. Great job.


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damn that thing has come along way. Would love it more if it was bagged
I didnt even know there was an aftermarket following for these. Great job.
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This thing is crazy. Cant wait for that supercharger to be apart of it
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Wow. I wasn't really into it with the BOSS wheels but those new ones turned it around completely! I love it!
Edit: Also the ride height looks perfect for a crossover, imo.
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