Editing Evora DIY Sill Wrapping (section)

==Applying Vinyl==

This is KPMF 190 Micron Textured FF stone chip vinyl and is charcoal black.<br />
Obtained from MDP supplies for about £9/m (you need 2 meters but this will allow 5 strips to be cut- so you have some to play with)<br /><br />

Note also that this has no air release, so any bubbles will need to be pricked out with a pin using a bit of heat.<br />
The reason I chose it was it's stone chip resistant and looks similar in colour and texture to what is fitted to the 400.<br /><br />

It also covers existing stone chip film rather well - the odd line shows through, I didn't want to risk paint peeling if removing the clear film and there's nothing wrong with it so it's still there...

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Peel the backing paper and hang loosely from the top of the sill, then gently straighten the top edge leaving no creases.

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Using a plastic card, start to work the vinyl down in a horizontal line (don't concentrate on one bit - it'll crease / bubble)

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Make a relief cut on the corner edge here.

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Then tuck / smooth the remaining vinyl towards the rear wheel

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Working the vinyl around the bottom curve - again try to do the whole thing and keep the crease straight as this will help with air release and prevent bubbles.

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