Hi Duncan, what a treat of a video? A stunning car! Your attention to detail and 100% customer satisfaction is second to none! Merry Christmas to you, your family and all those at Autoshine & Tinting…
Thanks for showing what's underneath the bonnet. This is the main reason why I thought to look at your video, just in case. :) I have looked at countless video reviews about the Emira, but yet none of them, not even those by the so called professional reviewers, showed what was underneath bonnet; very disappointing. :( By the way, great video. Autoshine & Tinting does extraordinary work. The 3D scanning is amazing. Fitting PPF is much more sophisticated than what I imagined. Merry Christmas. :)
Thanks mate, let's hope you haven't jinxed yourself by saying that. I said exactly the same to my mechanic 2 weeks ago about the cambelt on one of our vans, 3 days later it snapped 🤦♂️ see you soon and have a great Christmas
got almost the same specs and definitely going to cover it with PPF as well, as I intend to drive this car regurarly. A bummer that I am not from UK though :(
Dude, more pictures of the final product outside and in the SUN! Lovely install. How is the PPF fitted around the curve of the air intakes and will there be a seam there that will collect dirt over time?
Hi, sorry for the lack of end shots. Weather has been awful in UK and the 1 chance we got for Sun before we had to return the car it was just about to go dark! There is a seam under the air intake. We tried several ways and no way to avoid it due to the shape of the panel. Film does butt up against each other though so should be limited to what dirt collects here, and we also ensure a good coating of ceramic coating is also installed to ensure dirt won't stay for long. Thanks for watching 🙂
@@AutoshineTinting Thanks - was wondering if somehow the PPF would “stretch” to fit that intake, I know many exotics have tunnels that probably cause the same issue. So you basically had to cut a “funnel” of ppf to go inside the intake - any chance of any close ups of this area? Super job.
Hi H2, thanks for watching. I actually feel exactly the same and this is why we don't remove parts from the vehicle for PPF and use our computer cut panels. On this particular install, we created the pattern to fit around the headlights, however once fitted, I looked and thought it would be better if the headlights were removed so we could wrap inside this edge. What we edited from the video is me personally (trained mechanic with over 22 years experience) personally investigating what removing the headlights would involve. Upon inspection, it turned out to be 5 plastic clips to remove the front part of inner wheel liner, then 2 small 10mm bolts on the headlight. This allowed me to then drop the headlight down around 2cm allowing us to wrap inside the edge without removing the headlight fully. Nothing else was removed from the vehicle that didn't simply clip off (plastic air vents to the side of the engine glass, number plates etc). Our customers will also be given the option of us installing leaving the headlights in place or if they are happy for me to do what we show in the video. Hope that has shed more light on what we do here 🙂 Have a great day and hope you watch some of our other videos. Duncan
Thanks for the video. I own an Emira. Is it possible to get the print files, so my wrap specialist could use it here in germany? I would be very grateful. Best regards Stefan
Hello Stefan, thank you for watching our video. Sadly we keep all of our patterns in house so we wouldn't be able to do that. We hope you enjoyed the video
Thanks for showing what's underneath the bonnet. This is the main reason why I thought to look at your video, just in case. :) I have looked at countless video reviews about the Emira, but yet none of them, not even those by the so called professional reviewers, showed what was underneath bonnet; very disappointing. :( By the way, great video. Autoshine and Tinting does extraordinary work. The 3D scanning is amazing. Fitting PPF is much more sophisticated than what I imagined. Merry Christmas. :)
Hi Duncan, what a treat of a video? A stunning car! Your attention to detail and 100% customer satisfaction is second to none! Merry Christmas to you, your family and all those at Autoshine & Tinting…
Thanks for your support as always Darren. Hope you and your family have a great Christmas and New Year!
Thanks for showing what's underneath the bonnet. This is the main reason why I thought to look at your video, just in case. :) I have looked at countless video reviews about the Emira, but yet none of them, not even those by the so called professional reviewers, showed what was underneath bonnet; very disappointing. :(
By the way, great video. Autoshine & Tinting does extraordinary work. The 3D scanning is amazing. Fitting PPF is much more sophisticated than what I imagined. Merry Christmas. :)
Thanks Nicholas, really appreciate you leaving a comment. We hope you have a fantastic Christmas
Got an almost identical spec on order. I will definitely be contacting you guys when it's due.
Look forward to it Will, thanks for watching!
Great video and process
Thanks Andrew 🙂
Another great job, need to book the FF in for the front screen..
Thanks mate, let's hope you haven't jinxed yourself by saying that. I said exactly the same to my mechanic 2 weeks ago about the cambelt on one of our vans, 3 days later it snapped 🤦♂️ see you soon and have a great Christmas
Some before and after shots of how it improved the orange peel would be great.
Thanks for watching Neil, I'll take a look at what we have tomorrow and let you know what we find and I'll post them on Insta if we have some.
got almost the same specs and definitely going to cover it with PPF as well, as I intend to drive this car regurarly. A bummer that I am not from UK though :(
Sounds like a good plan, hope you love the car when it arrives.
Dude, more pictures of the final product outside and in the SUN! Lovely install. How is the PPF fitted around the curve of the air intakes and will there be a seam there that will collect dirt over time?
Hi, sorry for the lack of end shots. Weather has been awful in UK and the 1 chance we got for Sun before we had to return the car it was just about to go dark!
There is a seam under the air intake. We tried several ways and no way to avoid it due to the shape of the panel. Film does butt up against each other though so should be limited to what dirt collects here, and we also ensure a good coating of ceramic coating is also installed to ensure dirt won't stay for long.
Thanks for watching 🙂
@@AutoshineTinting Thanks - was wondering if somehow the PPF would “stretch” to fit that intake, I know many exotics have tunnels that probably cause the same issue. So you basically had to cut a “funnel” of ppf to go inside the intake - any chance of any close ups of this area? Super job.
I would not want a bunch of guys taken parts of my Car off when they have no experience with an Emira at all!
Hi H2, thanks for watching. I actually feel exactly the same and this is why we don't remove parts from the vehicle for PPF and use our computer cut panels. On this particular install, we created the pattern to fit around the headlights, however once fitted, I looked and thought it would be better if the headlights were removed so we could wrap inside this edge. What we edited from the video is me personally (trained mechanic with over 22 years experience) personally investigating what removing the headlights would involve. Upon inspection, it turned out to be 5 plastic clips to remove the front part of inner wheel liner, then 2 small 10mm bolts on the headlight. This allowed me to then drop the headlight down around 2cm allowing us to wrap inside the edge without removing the headlight fully.
Nothing else was removed from the vehicle that didn't simply clip off (plastic air vents to the side of the engine glass, number plates etc).
Our customers will also be given the option of us installing leaving the headlights in place or if they are happy for me to do what we show in the video.
Hope that has shed more light on what we do here 🙂
Have a great day and hope you watch some of our other videos.
Duncan
Hi do you have a US California location?
Hi, we wish we did! Unfortunately we don't though, but thanks for watching.
How on earth did you get it on the ramp?
Hi LB, we installed flush fit ramps just for cars like the Emira so was straight forward for us :-)
Thanks for the video.
I own an Emira.
Is it possible to get the print files, so my wrap specialist could use it here in germany?
I would be very grateful.
Best regards
Stefan
Hello Stefan, thank you for watching our video. Sadly we keep all of our patterns in house so we wouldn't be able to do that. We hope you enjoyed the video
@@AutoshineTinting I enjoyed your video very much.
I did not want to have the files for free. Is there any way against payment?
How much will it cost to get mine done?
Hi Chris, drop us an email on info@autoshineandtinting.co.uk and we will send you the different packages we offer 👍
Thanks for showing what's underneath the bonnet. This is the main reason why I thought to look at your video, just in case. :) I have looked at countless video reviews about the Emira, but yet none of them, not even those by the so called professional reviewers, showed what was underneath bonnet; very disappointing. :(
By the way, great video. Autoshine and Tinting does extraordinary work. The 3D scanning is amazing. Fitting PPF is much more sophisticated than what I imagined. Merry Christmas. :)