With a custom-cut application, how do you avoid scoring the paint/window trim w/blade?

 

Do you guys at Premier have any recommended custom installers in the Atlanta area? Most of the guys around here use kits. I have the entire front of my Cayenne covered and it has looked perfect for years but moving forward I will probably go custom.

 

Unfortunately how we do what we do is proprietary to Premier. What is most important is the end result without any damage to any of our customers' vehicles.

 

Thanks - you've some real talent @ your shop. The work I've seen on local jobs pales in comparison .. starting w/huge, crooked hood emblem cut-outs.

 

With a very steady hand.

I've seen it done in person before, I think I was more worried than the person that was doing it.

 

All I know is the clowns who installed my tint did a nice job of gouging my window trim.

 

Be careful with that blade ! My all time favorite Ferrari.

 

Here you go, some aftershots

 

Beautiful car. The F40 is my fave all time Ferrari.

 

nice!

 

Many do ask us why some people would wrap an entire car.....here is an exaple of why:

This customer of ours had the entire front end wrapped by us approximately 18-20 months ago. He unfortunately was in a dispute with an automotive shop and things got heated. According to the owner of the vehicle, one of the employees at this particular shop likely keyed the hood of his M3. Again fortunately we made a nice wrap and whoever did it thought he was keying paint.

 

People who do that to others cars have no respect for anything, losers.

 

F40 completed photos

 

Amazing car and Amazing work!

 

What area proved most difficult to cover?