Car Exterior Roof Vinyl

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Car exterior roof vinyl.

Tune your ride with headlight and taillight tint covers. Call us at 800 652 5202. It is affordable and comes in a variety of sizes and widths so car owners can choose the best amount of vinyl for their needs. Embodying your distinguished taste your vehicle with a vinyl roof catches attention of pedestrians with its exclusiveness and you as an owner of such distinctive automobile should keep a close eye on its condition which always have to be impeccable.

Pop a landau vinyl roof on any existing car platform and boom. It is common for the trim on these roofs to leak and trap water underneath. Vvivid produced this vinyl to be a strong competitor. The heyday of vinyl covered roofs was in the 1960s and 70s which unfortunately coincided with the peak years of the muscle car era.

Restyle your car truck or suv with our custom dash kits window tint and caliper covers. While giving the automobile an exclusive and eye popping look which makes it indistinguishable the vinyl roofs also provide sufficient protection for drivers and passengers from environmental damage road debris insects etc. The high gloss finish on this vinyl by vvivid allows users to cover sections of their car in a highly professional way. Roof wrapping vinyls one of the most common parts of a car to wrap is the roof and it can really add a bit of personality to your car.

A landau vinyl roof just covers the back of the cabin and it can turn any car into a luxury car in the same way the right filter can turn any snapchatter into a model. It is an ideal kit for first timers and diyers. Landau tops are vinyl material applied to the outside of a car s roof to enhance its styling and appearance. The most common is a gloss black panoramic roof effect with our gloss black wrap but you can also add a bit of colour to your roof with our rainbow style wrap.

Shop through our wide variety of interior and exterior accessories. Landau tops became popular in the 1920s and 1930s but fell out of favor in the automotive industry until the concept was revived during the 1960s where many auto manufacturers added a vinyl top as a luxury trim option.