Hardtop colour
Well you can change the look of the car for much less money than a full respray. It also protects the original paint, plus you can always go back if you hate the new colour.
Having seen what Daytona Dave did to his S I'd definitely consider it now.
, but if the roof is done correctly with good vinyl it would look very good and hard to tell the difference, plus it would only cost £20 to £40 and as the OP can't decide on the colour it also makes sense, Even the early S had some vinyl wrap from the factory as do most cars, and Eddie Stobart trucks look great, 90% of all vans and race cars are wrapped, and once they have perfected the wrap further even cars will come out of the factory fully wrapped,,,did you spray you hard top yet
Originally Posted by Daytona-Dave
Have I missed something here, didn't he just want to wrap his hard top
, but if the roof is done correctly with good vinyl it would look very good and hard to tell the difference, plus it would only cost £20 to £40 and as the OP can't decide on the colour it also makes sense, Even the early S had some vinyl wrap from the factory as do most cars, and Eddie Stobart trucks look great, 90% of all vans and race cars are wrapped, and once they have perfected the wrap further even cars will come out of the factory fully wrapped,,,did you spray you hard top yetI havnt done anything with it yet. It's still moon rock. It won't be going on the car until last quarter of the year I'm guessing so plenty of time to shop around for quotes for vinyl and spray. There's a garage that quoted £100 per door. So I think the roof will be around the same amount. I hope lol.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
VTEC_Junkie
S2000 Talk
2
Aug 24, 2003 01:44 PM





