Alan is wiping down PMok's car to prep it for installation. Note that PMok's car already has the J-spec badge installed.

A before close up picture.  PMok has the most miles on his car and consequently the most existing rock chips. (He did touch-up prior to the install)

Rather than remove his J-spec badge, we simply traced a pattern for it.

Alan positions the first piece on the hood.

Alan using the squeegee tool to get the fluid out from underneath. Very similar to window tinting.

Alan puts the finishing touches on with the felt pad and hairdryer.

Always important to make sure the edges are down and flush.

Alan is a perfectionist so he trims the piece slightly.  This piece actually was too short on the original kit so we had it enlarged on the updated kit.

Alan using the prep table to prep the second piece.

Alan lays on the second piece.

Smoothing on the second piece, you can't even see the first piece can you?

Alan trims out the pattern for the J-spec badge.

The master at work! PMok was a little nervous at this point. :-)

The finishing touches

Attaching the third piece, the hardest piece to attach, although the new pattern is MUCH easier than the old pattern.

Meanwhile, idiot me tries out my old Zymol Carbon blue wax.

Yes, although I think this wax is great, DO NOT USE IT ON A YELLOW CAR! (It was a royal pain to buff off!) Going back to my Maguire's wax.

Alan does a little trimming at the seam between pieces 2 and 3. Alan is a perfectionist so he does a slight overlap and seats the seam that way, you don't have to do it this way, but Alan likes the results, so did the rest of us!

Brian, a.k.a. Bad Spyder arrived with his car to watch the installs.  Afterwards he has decided that he wants Invinca-shield on his car and is organizing a 2nd Bay Area party to fly Alan out to do another set of cars, if interested contact him via Spyderchat

Bad Spyder had his cheesy aluminum dash kit from Ebay with him so we held up this piece to see what a filled in aluminum color might look like on my dash that has the TRD aluminum kit on it.  I think I might custom make an aluminum piece to fill in this area.

Funny!

Alan made some custom pieces for all of us to go in our door handle areas to prevent those nasty nail scrapes.

The finished product.  Black is probably the hardest color to do because it shows any little paint imperfection.

However, we all thought this came out looking pretty darn good.  And Pmok can quit worrying about all those rock chips!

PMok gives the Thumbs Up!

PMok's testimonial Video

Alan and Pmok, another satisfied customer! :-)

Don't want unsightly mud flaps? Alan customizes a couple of pieces for me!

Sweet! No more tar, road debris or rocks dinging up my rear panels!

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