Jets Vinyl Chrome Delete Kit | 16-21 Civic

Put this on changed the car completely cheap and easy to put on!! make sure to have the proper vinyl wrap tools makes it very easy!!

Other than the little interior vinyl bits I got for this car, I had never done any vinyl at all. I was really worried about messing up, to the point I called around for quotes to get someone else to do it for me. Forget that, I ended up doing it myself, and it came out pretty well, though not perfect.

- clean the surface with alcohol or mild soapy water, and dry it before starting, to remove dust.
- wet the vinyl and the surface with JUST water, no soap.
- Do one piece at a time, and start from the rear at the rear and work your way forward, and start from the front at the front and work your way back. There is a little bit of extra material at the end, so you'll have some room for error. Cut off the excess and tuck the end.
- the wet vinyl is easy to move around to get the perfect fitment. The cut is excellent and gives full coverage.

I did the driver's side first, and it came out good but not perfect. I did not wet the vinyl. I did the passenger side last, and it came out 100% perfect, after wetting the vinyl and with the practice the other side gave me.
I don't know for certain if this is the vinyl that releases air from underneath so it eliminates bubbles, but... I had a couple of bubbles and they're gone, so... it must be?
On a couple of areas I used a hair dryer, and it did shrink the vinyl, which helped in a couple of spots where I was having trouble tucking it under the rubber trim. This should not be necessary, but you CAN shrink it with heat effectively.

Other than the little interior vinyl bits I got for this car, I had never done any vinyl at all. I was really worried about messing up, to the point I called around for quotes to get someone else to do it for me. Forget that, I ended up doing it myself, and it came out pretty well, though not perfect.

- clean the surface with alcohol or mild soapy water, and dry it before starting, to remove dust.
- wet the vinyl and the surface with JUST water, no soap.
- Do one piece at a time, and start from the rear at the rear and work your way forward, and start from the front at the front and work your way back. There is a little bit of extra material at the end, so you'll have some room for error. Cut off the excess and tuck the end.
- the wet vinyl is easy to move around to get the perfect fitment. The cut is excellent and gives full coverage.

I did the driver's side first, and it came out good but not perfect. I did not wet the vinyl. I did the passenger side last, and it came out 100% perfect, after wetting the vinyl and with the practice the other side gave me.
I don't know for certain if this is the vinyl that releases air from underneath so it eliminates bubbles, but... I had a couple of bubbles and they're gone, so... it must be?
On a couple of areas I used a hair dryer, and it did shrink the vinyl, which helped in a couple of spots where I was having trouble tucking it under the rubber trim. This should not be necessary, but you CAN shrink it with heat effectively.

Purchased the jetsvinyl, chrome deletes a while back to see how a pre cut will do. And wow, its so easy to install and is extremely durable; been through many car washes and even got a pressure washer like a few mm off the vinyl and still going strong! I have had experience installing many of them including my own car! for tips message me @905_fc1 if you require any help ;)