Hood wrap pointers?

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Fred

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Lets just agree that it can be done with success either with soapy water or dry...

I would say for those with a lot of experience maybe dry is they way to go.

For those who are first timers, soapy water allows one to reposition the warp and get it on the truck correctly.

Just my little experience with the stuff.
 

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Thanks Fred

Yes soapy water user here. If u are experienced dry is the way to go. That's why I did it soapy. The hood piece is huge and a pain in the arse to install.

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Thanks Fred

Yes soapy water user here. If u are experienced dry is the way to go. That's why I did it soapy. The hood piece is huge and a pain in the arse to install.

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Nick did you install it yourself or have someone help?
 

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Forgot to mention. Clay bar the hood right after u clean then be sure to strip it with dawn dish soap and water. That will remove any left over grime and old wax.

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Yeah I think I am going to tackle this myself. I'll just have to do it early in the morning when its not as hot or when we have a cool day in the SUMMER! LOL
 
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