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Carbon wrap lower sills

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Run knife around the edge and tuck it in

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Any hints or tips on how to apply it, or did you simply put it on the sill, run a knife around the edge and tuck it in?!

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Any hints or tips on how to apply it, or did you simply put it on the sill, run a knife around the edge and tuck it in?!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So why have boring dull black lower sills when with a bit of effort you can have shiny carbon look!, not sure how durable but looks nice I think. Must be worth extra 25hp! Next job wrap aero style splitter and fit.

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Looks great! Any hints or tips on how to apply it, or did you simply put it on the sill, run a knife around the edge and tuck it in?! :thumb:

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, it needed warming with a heat gun/hair dryer to get it to stretch around the curved ends and to get it to bend and activate the adhesive. I applied it dry and until you have warmed it up you can peel back and reposition.

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