Don Nguyen | Black Roof Vinyl Wrapping Pictures

[Don Nguyen]

Tinted the tails on this C63, vinyl'd his window trim with matte black to cover up the chrome window trim, and wrapped/blacked out his amber bumper reflector.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Tired of white car after white car with black roofs yet? Here's a Kia Forte that I vinyl wrapped the roof in gloss black. Pretty cool little car and a nice change of pace of all the euro/white cars.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Vinyl wrapped the rear trunk on this Subaru with the 3M Di-Noc carbon fiber material. Took a before picture of the trunk with the holes and the after once the trunk was wrapped. Note, it may or may not show up in the pictures, but there will still be slight impressions of the holes where the vinyl is covering over.

Hopefully these pictures will answer many people's questions of how well vinyl covers holes that I've been asked.

-Don

 

[Omar MSP]

i want mines done, i would want the cf on my hood.

 

[Don Nguyen]

Most hoods are too wide for the CF material.

-Don

 

[nate0123]

Could just do the center section.

 

[Don Nguyen]

Quite possible, unless if the center section's lines extends all the way out to the side edges of the car. Some cars like the new BMW M3, etc, does that.

 

[Don Nguyen]

I've had people ask if I can vinyl wrap hard tops and just how flexible my vinyl is...

Let me know if this answers your questions, and if you have any others

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Vinyl wrapped the hood of this Acura RSX in the 3M di-noc carbon fiber vinyl. Don't mind the dusty marks/shadows. Forgot to clean it off before taking the pictures.

Just to be clear, since I know people will be asking if it's possible to wrap their hoods. It all depends on the size of your hoods. Most hoods are too wide/long to be wrapped, but for smaller cars/hoods like this RSX, it is possible.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Vinyl roof wrapped this R35 GTR's roof with some 3M Di-Noc carbon fiber vinyl, and also did the center of his rear spoiler.

Let me know what you guys think.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Vinyl wrapped the roof of this BMW E92 M3 in the carbon fiber 3M di-noc material.

Just to avoid any confusion, his antenna was painted matte black, not wrapped. Also, it was only placed on there temporarily for pictures, hence why you can see a gap between the antenna cover and roof in some of the pictures.

Let me know what you guys think.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Here's pictures of a white BMW E90 3 series that I vinyl wrapped the roof with in gloss black. He also had black wheels, so it'll give those who are curious how the black roof works with black wheels.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

How about something a bit different. Here's a new Honda Insight that I vinyl wrapped the roof with in matte black.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Some real quick pictures. Here's some tails on an Nissan Altima that I tinted/wrapped with a red clear vinyl film:

Before:

After:

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Here are pictures of the fogs that I vinyl wrapped/tinted in a yellow film.

Let me know if any of you would be interested in getting this done on your cars.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Smoked/tinted the tails on this new Mercedes E class. Trimmed out the reverse/turn signal portions as well for him.

Let me know what you guys think.

-Don

 

[justanothermp5]

looks good! i was looking to do my tails in red with a reverse cutout...do you sell the film or get it from another source?

 

[Don Nguyen]

Vinyl wrapped the roof of this E60 BMW 550i in gloss black material.

I know almost all of my pictures of white cars, but I must admit, they do look the best on white cars. Although, I do wish cars of other colors would come by to get it done, and add a little bit more of variety, haha.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

Vinyl wrapped this white E92 2-door BMW 3 series's roof in gloss black vinyl.

-Don

 

[Don Nguyen]

I may mildly regret posting these pictures, but I had some people ask me if I've done it before, and to post pictures if I do/have. Well, here are pictures of an aftermarket Mercedes C class front grill vinyl wrapped in the 3M Di-noc carbon fiber material.

Sorry for the pictures, I didn't have much lighting, and had to use a flash to even get the weaves to show.

-Don