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Inspired by the vents from performance cars, this wrap "elon"-gates the fog lights giving the illusion of the performance.
Most customers install this kit themselves. Some experience with vinyl wrap installation is helpful, but not necessary.
Installation time: .5 hours
Recommended Temperature: 65°F – 75°F
Tools needed: heat gun / hairdryer recommended but not required.
How to Video:
No, not at all. The wrap kit allows you to apply a professionally looking wrap without disassembly.
Unless you REALLY overstretched it, you can get it back to normal stretch. Vinyl is memory-based so if you just heat it, it will revert back to its original state. Use a heat gun or hairdryer and keep your heat moving in the area. You’ll see it shrink back. If you don’t see that it is shrinking back, you may have added too much heat and will have to use your extra piece.
You can use a heat gun or a hairdryer but you want to use a heat gun whenever you need to stretch or conform around awkward areas. When using heat, don’t stay in one area. Keep your gun moving and roughly 6 inches away.
The kit comes with everything you need, except a heating source. We recommend using a heat gun or even a hairdryer if needed.
Our DIY kits are designed with beginners in mind. You do not need prior knowledge to install these kits, however, we do recommend studying our videos and familiarizing yourself with vinyl to get the most out of your kit!
It’s recommended to only hand wash your Tesla. Due to automatic carwashes being brushless, they tend to use heavy chemicals to break things down which can be harmful to the vinyl.
easy to install with a little patience and really dig'n the new look
The end result looked great but the process was difficult. I wish the video showed more close-up shots to see where the initial contact points were. There were plenty of DIY fixes implemented.
For the lip, the vinyl overlapped one another more than what the instructing video described. I was reluctant to cut the excess because of the fear of removing too much. The lip vinyl was also not able to cover all of the bottom of the lip, leaving the white paint exposed, which was not a good look. I did not want to stretch the vinyl as it was not recommended to. I was able to cover up the exposed paint with the excess vinyl from the print out (doesn't not look great close up but better than leaving the white exposed).
For the fog vinyl, I could not get both sides to look the same with the curvature of the vent at the bottom.
I was grateful that I received backup panels in case I messed up.
Looks great. For a first time diy-er it's not as easy as it looks but a lot of patience you can get it done. Looks great even with a lot of first time diy imperfections
Great precision cuts easy install great directions
Excellent all the way across
