My cousin did this to his new car and out turned out amazing. A neat trick/tip that helped him with keeping track of the stars to keep the right amount of dots was he counted out tiny removeable dot stickers beforehand so he an his wife could set them more organically while keeping track of how many but also remain flexible enough to change things... like the accidental swastika constellation. lol
Beware though! I used needle. And it didn't create a hole in Fabric (just slid through so to speak) so when I was pushing fiber optics through. It would push against my newly glued fabric. And it ruined everything. Beware!
I customized vehicles for 30 years, but I'm currently walking a different path. I've sent vehicles to any show you might think of, minus Pebble Beach, and a couple of other very specific type of restoration, or NOT type of shows. All that to say I've gone behind way too many crap installs, and yours looks neat. I hate following up (fixing) installer's work with lazy, doesn't care, burned out, or whatever's going wrong installations.
Hey looks amazing! Also i want to say you’re very organized! I like how you did everything step by step,Super clean ! Just wanted to give you a suggestion. As far as the shooting start if you would of separated the shooting star length wise,It would’ve looked a-lot more impressive.
Lol I'm doing this project right now for my new ford escape and just got done getting the headliner completely out and with a pencil i mapped out the entire galaxy. Every constellation is in its correct spots, matching the sky and locations of each constellation. It took literally all day just to map out the grid and match each star using a Equatorial Star Map. It's definitely a true piece of art. The best I've ever done in my life. Instead of just poking random holes everywhere
Explain how do u map out constellations and transfer it to the headliner. i was thinking print out on a plotter at fedex print and then tape it to liner and the make holes. do you have a pic we can see of yours?
@@Starbz lol u take ur headliner out, then take a constellation star map image off google images, make sure it has grids of I think like 12 lines vertically and 24 diagonally so it’s shaped like a rectangle. Now take that rectangular grid and apply it to the headliner with a #2 pencil very lightly, take your time. Patients is key. After gridding it, connect the dots. Do one constellation at a time. Once done. Replace dot with tacks. You’ll need about 644 tacks because in our galaxy the constellations make up about 644 stars, so you’ll need an extra set of them led wires and you’ll have to cram it in with what ever led modual u choose to install it with. I used 644 leds and about 159 broke as I was putting it back in because I got impatient and used enhesive instead of a glue gun or gorilla glue lol it still was bright enough to cover every hole. Plus if u mess up drilling like I did and the liner would twist with the drill bit and break my bits because u need to use to tiny bit. I learned u don’t need to press the drill button, u just have to let the weight stab it through lol so I had to add a new layer of black. I just went to Walmart in the fabric area and they cut me out the size I needed and boom my shit looks like the sky on point I get compliments all the time lol
That looks absolutely awesome! I would love to have that on my ceiling, lol I don't have the patience or time to do that. I wish someone had a company that did that as a service, I'd totally have it done!!
What I do when I do them for customers is I’ll divide the strands into 4 sections and then I’ll take the whole strand and hold it up in the interior where the strands would run to where you would mount the box through the pillar from where the headliner would meet up with the c pillar and put a zip tie around where it meets with where the headliner and c pillar would meet and then after that zip tie I’ll divide the strands into 4 sections that match the amount of the 4 sections marked on the headliner and then run the strands to the longest point where u got the stars marked and then if theirs a lot of over hang trim it to where it’s a few inches longer than the furthest point so u don’t have to run 5 ft of strand through the holes and then start on the section closest to where it runs down the pillar so ur not trying to work over the strands if you would’ve tan the furthest section
That’s definitely a good way to do it! It was a good learning experience for sure and now I have a better idea when I do the 4th gen and the new truck I just picked up!🤟🏻
An interesting idea that might work is having a mix of ones cut short and abit longer throughout the whole thing mixed in. Would make the illusion of stars being “farther away” and harder to see
Awesome job first of all! My main question is how do you know your shooting stars are directionally right. As in like the sequence of the shooting star Stat to finish all in sequence? Can you mess that part up to where your shooting star isn't going in the correct order?
I seen a couple of videos but somehow no one shows how to actually to connect the electrical part ? Should I put the projector in the back of the headliner ? And usually it comes with a short cable so where do I get power ??
I like your way of thinking 🤔 my guy! I watch your video because I’m about to put some in my ladies Kia Sportage myself we going 550 regular and 96 meteor shower 🚿 with shooting stars 🌠!! Awesome 😎 job!
very nnice but after marking everything out i think i would start with the shooting stars to make it easier to have a neat system and less mess around you when you are putting the shooting star fibers in
Thank you for taking you time explaining the process. The result looks Amazing. Question. Can these fiber cable ends be seen/noticed during the daylight when you look at your headliner? Or are they so tiny that clipping makes it pretty much invisible?
It’s visible if you use a drill bit to make the holes. Use a needle to make the holes. If the holes are too visible I’ve seen some people use a brush with kinda hard bristles to brush their head liner to hide the holes a little bit more
Hi..amazing job u did!!! But question please, why don’t u cut the wires that falling down from the roof before u install it back again? Why u cut it after u install it? It will be much easier to cut it, then it ready for install easy.. or I’m missing something here?
DOPEEEEEEEE!! Can you elaborate a bit more on the long shooting starts. My kit has 96 total strands 12 ports on the block each holding 8 strands and I would like to just make 4 shooting starts one being the longest. And reducing lengths on the other ones from there. I’m still confused as in how you where able to make that long one to synchronize.
So a bunch of other people I've seen do this say not to use the drill cause it makes the headliner look bad in the daytime? What are your thoughts on that? Did you do it because the velvet doesn't do that?
If your doing this and you live in a hot climate go with crazy glue over hot glue because i cut the stands flush and the summertime heat inside the car would make the hot glue loose enough where the pressure of the headliner and top of the car would push the fibers out a tiny bit
@@rxmsestrejo1564 look on my page I have videos. However the only way to do it is to remove all the seats and trim. The headliner should bend a little to get it out the door just DO NOT FOLD IT!
Hey bro great job u did right there but i kinda got confused on the math for the shooting stars ... the shooting star device has 12 chanels... did u use the first 6 chanels & re-used again those 6 chanel until the number of stars for legth u desire?? for example if i want a 18 pieces shooting star, ill be using chanels (1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5,6) ??????
Opinion: should one attempt to do this in a full size Chevy G10 van? Headliner is relatively flat (overall curved shape, no formations) but 12 foot long from nose to tail and about 65” wide.
If you do you’ll need to either get two kits, one for the front 6’ and one for the back 6’ or a custom one if they even do that. But either way I’m sure you can do it!
That’s fantastic! Between you and MacKenzie how many manhours do you think you have into it? Looks really tedious and time-consuming, but worth the results!
Thank you and yes very time consuming but 100% worth it, can’t wait to see it in the truck. And as far as man hours, oh boy if I had to guess probably just in the starlight 8-12 hours after work but that’s getting set up every time, setting up the camera etc. Someone with a free weekend could knock it out in a weekend.
doing this painting panels and adding a black suede on my 09 tahoe.. i asked around too many shops that were charging 700+ so i decided ill try it myself and as someone who is new to working on cars i think itll be a fun project it just seems very time consuming and im very impatient lol 😂
@@AnthonyRodriguez-vp7fc the shops I asked are located in socal.. near 700 isnt alot for a job like this but when youre a minimum wage 18 year old 700 is almost 2 checks so Ill be doing it myself 😂
@@NeverSatisfied24v just finished it a few days ago took me way longer then expected.. it took 2 weeks but that was mixed with long work hours and spending time out doing stuff .. it was really time consuming, the suede took a day to fully cure and the holes were really challenging because the suede would get caught so I had to change up drills and everything.. I also had a few wrinkles and rips in the suede but its not horrible because you can barely see it. The panels were the worst part. I took a can of spray paint and had to paint everything and when it came time to put everything back paint was either chipped, peeling or the screws were missing. I now see why they charge what they do but I love how it came out because I did it on my own even tho its not great. I also completely forgot about my sunroof so I now have cords going through that and under my visor 😂
@@edgarverdin4312 socal? Me too!! That’s sick are you in SD? Yeah I feel you I’m 21 but my side hustles gain me a lot so I’d be down to check those shops out if you dont mind. Or shoot I’ll even drive as long as it’s socal
Do you have to adjust the color and speed on the remote for the shooting stars every time you get into the car, if its connected to the interior light fuse. Pretty much, I’m asking, let’s say I set my shooting stars to a certain color and speed that I like, and then I turn my car off, and that turns off the lights. When I get into my car later, will I have to set the color and speed back to what I like, or will it save my liked setting for me every time?
If you wore it to your lights or just whenever your car is on or off they should turn off whenever you turn your lights off or if connected to your car whenever it’s off they should also turn off with it but you should still be able to manipulate it with the remote either way
My cousin did this to his new car and out turned out amazing. A neat trick/tip that helped him with keeping track of the stars to keep the right amount of dots was he counted out tiny removeable dot stickers beforehand so he an his wife could set them more organically while keeping track of how many but also remain flexible enough to change things... like the accidental swastika constellation. lol
I’m working on mine now and I used paper reinforcements circles.
Honestly I probably would've left the swastika cause that's hilarious
@@bennunez6927 not at all...
@@bennunez6927 I agree that shit's hilarious
@@bennunez6927 till you trying to get moody with a Jewish girl you met
For y’all going to do this skip the drill it could potentially pull the fabric use a thicker needle it works the best and goes through like butter
Did mine with a drill messed the headliner will deffo do the new one with a needle and take longer
What kind of needle are you referring to ?
@@karmatheofficial a pharmacist needle 😅
@@K3VG979 like a 20 gauge lol
Beware though! I used needle. And it didn't create a hole in Fabric (just slid through so to speak) so when I was pushing fiber optics through. It would push against my newly glued fabric. And it ruined everything. Beware!
I customized vehicles for 30 years, but I'm currently walking a different path. I've sent vehicles to any show you might think of, minus Pebble Beach, and a couple of other very specific type of restoration, or NOT type of shows. All that to say I've gone behind way too many crap installs, and yours looks neat. I hate following up (fixing) installer's work with lazy, doesn't care, burned out, or whatever's going wrong installations.
If you have a page where you share your customizations, follow it
Sheeesh didn’t lose me at all during the shooting stars 🫡😂
Right
I actually think have the bright ones and the dark ones contrasting a bit looks good! Great job man 👌🏼
@TEXT+①⑦①④⑨②②⓪⑤⓪⑨ spam. Not me.
I appreciate the feed back and support 🙏🏻🤙🏻
Hey looks amazing!
Also i want to say you’re very organized!
I like how you did everything step by step,Super clean !
Just wanted to give you a suggestion.
As far as the shooting start if you would of separated the shooting star length wise,It would’ve looked a-lot more impressive.
Lol I'm doing this project right now for my new ford escape and just got done getting the headliner completely out and with a pencil i mapped out the entire galaxy. Every constellation is in its correct spots, matching the sky and locations of each constellation. It took literally all day just to map out the grid and match each star using a Equatorial Star Map. It's definitely a true piece of art. The best I've ever done in my life.
Instead of just poking random holes everywhere
Explain how do u map out constellations and transfer it to the headliner. i was thinking print out on a plotter at fedex print and then tape it to liner and the make holes. do you have a pic we can see of yours?
@@Starbz lol u take ur headliner out, then take a constellation star map image off google images, make sure it has grids of I think like 12 lines vertically and 24 diagonally so it’s shaped like a rectangle. Now take that rectangular grid and apply it to the headliner with a #2 pencil very lightly, take your time. Patients is key. After gridding it, connect the dots. Do one constellation at a time. Once done. Replace dot with tacks. You’ll need about 644 tacks because in our galaxy the constellations make up about 644 stars, so you’ll need an extra set of them led wires and you’ll have to cram it in with what ever led modual u choose to install it with. I used 644 leds and about 159 broke as I was putting it back in because I got impatient and used enhesive instead of a glue gun or gorilla glue lol it still was bright enough to cover every hole. Plus if u mess up drilling like I did and the liner would twist with the drill bit and break my bits because u need to use to tiny bit. I learned u don’t need to press the drill button, u just have to let the weight stab it through lol so I had to add a new layer of black. I just went to Walmart in the fabric area and they cut me out the size I needed and boom my shit looks like the sky on point I get compliments all the time lol
@@MirTheMC you know what map you used?
That looks absolutely awesome! I would love to have that on my ceiling, lol I don't have the patience or time to do that. I wish someone had a company that did that as a service, I'd totally have it done!!
Speedy headliners in Huston tx.
Yeah but people do it where I live but I asked how much it would be and they said $1500 😅 and helll no I ain’t payin that I could do it myself for 500
Headliner Repair Nunez Hayward CA
@@Maxprebo fuck most kits are less than $300
@@Maxprebo I could do it for $60 if you buy kit and fabric
What I do when I do them for customers is I’ll divide the strands into 4 sections and then I’ll take the whole strand and hold it up in the interior where the strands would run to where you would mount the box through the pillar from where the headliner would meet up with the c pillar and put a zip tie around where it meets with where the headliner and c pillar would meet and then after that zip tie I’ll divide the strands into 4 sections that match the amount of the 4 sections marked on the headliner and then run the strands to the longest point where u got the stars marked and then if theirs a lot of over hang trim it to where it’s a few inches longer than the furthest point so u don’t have to run 5 ft of strand through the holes and then start on the section closest to where it runs down the pillar so ur not trying to work over the strands if you would’ve tan the furthest section
That’s definitely a good way to do it! It was a good learning experience for sure and now I have a better idea when I do the 4th gen and the new truck I just picked up!🤟🏻
How much do you charge for this
@@michael2005rulz unfortunately I don’t do them for people.
Good advice, just wondering when you do it for customers do you remove the headliner or do it inside the vehicle?
Where are you located
Bro you a lifesaver I learned so much I’m definitely doing mine on my build this weekend 💯
What size bit?
How did you wire for power?
Thanks!
Happy I was able to help out 🤙🏻
Went to a shop and got quoted 1k for 450 lights strands But ima try it myself after seeing this lol. Good job man!
That’s what I like to hear. Good luck 🤟🏻👊🏻
An interesting idea that might work is having a mix of ones cut short and abit longer throughout the whole thing mixed in. Would make the illusion of stars being “farther away” and harder to see
Awesome job first of all! My main question is how do you know your shooting stars are directionally right. As in like the sequence of the shooting star Stat to finish all in sequence? Can you mess that part up to where your shooting star isn't going in the correct order?
I reckon that they tested it on the cardboard before hand 🤷♂️
Bro that is amazing you definitely are talented at what you do great teamwork
I really appreciate it! Learning as we go and trying to help people out along the way 🤟🏻
How do you make sure the stars go in the right sequence? For the shooting stars
You think put all in then glue or glue as you put in
Man you are sick with it !! That’s so freaking fire
That is a tedious job! After watching you, I won’t be doing that anytime soon! Awesome job! Sweet !
I appreciate the support! You can do it! It just takes time and patience.
Now you can come do mine next. Ain't no way I got this kind of patience to do this. I give you props. Looks great!
I cant wait to do mine your videos the best one ive watch to learn thank you for takeing the time to teach
Good luck and send me some photos when you do! I appreciate the support and the feedback it means a lot as I try to be as helpful as possible. 🙏🏻🤙🏻
What did you do for power ? How did you hook up the starlight to the module? Did you have to extend the power cable ?
I seen a couple of videos but somehow no one shows how to actually to connect the electrical part ? Should I put the projector in the back of the headliner ? And usually it comes with a short cable so where do I get power ??
You can splice the wire that powers the stars and connect it to a fuse, straight to your battery. That’s what ima do at least
@@dannyyuh3092did it work
Great job man, you have serious patience
Looks good but how did you jeep the sequence of the shooting stars?
where did you put your battery at? like to power it all up?
I have a 2020 CLA250. Would do you recommend?
You & your wife did an amazing job! 👏🏾
Thanks bro
I like your way of thinking 🤔 my guy! I watch your video because I’m about to put some in my ladies Kia Sportage myself we going 550 regular and 96 meteor shower 🚿 with shooting stars 🌠!! Awesome 😎 job!
I appreciate that and the support homie! Good luck and let me know how it goes, you got this! 👊🏻
THE BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN ! MUCH MUCH BETTER THAN ROLLS ROYCE ! DAMN GOOD MAN !
very nnice but after marking everything out i think i would start with the shooting stars to make it easier to have a neat system and less mess around you when you are putting the shooting star fibers in
How many stars sis you use and is your truck a single cab or extended cab
How much would you charge to do mine GMC Sierra?
Thank you for taking you time explaining the process. The result looks Amazing.
Question.
Can these fiber cable ends be seen/noticed during the daylight when you look at your headliner?
Or are they so tiny that clipping makes it pretty much invisible?
It’s visible if you use a drill bit to make the holes. Use a needle to make the holes. If the holes are too visible I’ve seen some people use a brush with kinda hard bristles to brush their head liner to hide the holes a little bit more
@rudycorona8409 what kind of needle do you recommend?
Hi..amazing job u did!!! But question please, why don’t u cut the wires that falling down from the roof before u install it back again? Why u cut it after u install it? It will be much easier to cut it, then it ready for install easy.. or I’m missing something here?
So if it pulls out when installing then you can pull it and fix it
I just want to make sure you buy 2 kit
1 for the normal and 1 for the shooting star ?
That is nice!! I need that done in my next joint!
DOPEEEEEEEE!! Can you elaborate a bit more on the long shooting starts. My kit has 96 total strands 12 ports on the block each holding 8 strands and I would like to just make 4 shooting starts one being the longest. And reducing lengths on the other ones from there. I’m still confused as in how you where able to make that long one to synchronize.
Is there a link for the tools ?
Name of tool you use to cut the lines off😊
Did you tap in on to a fuse or how did u run ur wire?
So a bunch of other people I've seen do this say not to use the drill cause it makes the headliner look bad in the daytime? What are your thoughts on that? Did you do it because the velvet doesn't do that?
what are the lights called and where can i get them from
To make the holes its best to use thumbtacks
brooo how do you install the meteore effect? is this another fibred light?
Any recommendations on dewalt tools
Hey I’m in the process of doing this and my only worry is hot gluing them I don’t wanna ruin it
is the finish better looking and smoother on the other side when using a drill instead of a pick?
Man of the video I’ve watch on how to install a star lights, none of them show you how to properly connect them to a power source 😑
A fuse wire from fuse n a negative bing u got lights every time u turn off n on the whip have a good one goodluck
What did you do about the projector tho? I cant get mine to fit behind my back panel. Im in a regular cab
Looks amazing i would like to do this to our 2023 chevrolet suburban but damm looks like a lot of work
How many stars do you think I need for a 2007 Honda Odyssey 😂 I’m thinking about doing this. Awesome video, definitely inspired
i wish u said where u mounted the box
How long did it take?
How much to fly you out and do this for me in our studio?
Came out sick asfk 🥵👌
Where did u connect the power for the lights
I think I may do this, but I I may arc the shooting stars not just straight line them
i dont understand how some stars are falling, can u explain please how u did?
Bro its dope.. super clean
so the shooting stars all came from the same starlight set. just lined up in a straight line?
If your doing this and you live in a hot climate go with crazy glue over hot glue because i cut the stands flush and the summertime heat inside the car would make the hot glue loose enough where the pressure of the headliner and top of the car would push the fibers out a tiny bit
Interesting I think I’m going to use gorilla glue on the 4th gen headliner.
The hottest it usually gets here is in the 90s you think thats too hot?
@@idekanymore1152 I would use gorilla glue. You can get it at Home Depot.
I'm in the middle of doing a 600 star kit in my camaro. It's so hard on the back. 50 down 550 to go.
Hell yeah, you got it man🤟🏻
@@NeverSatisfied24v got it completed. Doubt I'll ever do it again. I am happy I did it tho.
@@NEMPLS can you show me what it looks like in your camero? I wanna do it to mine but idk how it’ll look
@@rxmsestrejo1564 look on my page I have videos. However the only way to do it is to remove all the seats and trim. The headliner should bend a little to get it out the door just DO NOT FOLD IT!
What size drill bit did you use for it? I’m unsure what to use
How many hours does it take for a one person to complete?
My trucks got a sun roof, I’m wondering if it’s the same process to do this or if I need to do it in a different way, any help?
Its pretty much same process, but just routing the optics around the sun roof. Its not bad
@ thank you very much man
Hey bro great job u did right there but i kinda got confused on the math for the shooting stars ...
the shooting star device has 12 chanels... did u use the first 6 chanels & re-used again those 6 chanel until the number of stars for legth u desire?? for example if i want a 18 pieces shooting star, ill be using chanels (1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5,6)
??????
Does the black suede make a big difference if u already have just the stock black cloth headliner?
Do you have the link to the wire cutters you used? Ty.
Opinion: should one attempt to do this in a full size Chevy G10 van? Headliner is relatively flat (overall curved shape, no formations) but 12 foot long from nose to tail and about 65” wide.
If you do you’ll need to either get two kits, one for the front 6’ and one for the back 6’ or a custom one if they even do that. But either way I’m sure you can do it!
Y'all convinced me lol I'm gettin this kit for my 83 Cadillac eldorado
Let’s go! 😎
What size drill bit did you use sir?
1/16th if you can find a 1/32nd that would probably be better. 🤘🏻
Where do you put the box ?
What did you use the me the holes
Hey I got this exact same kit!! I was wondering how you connected yours to a power source I’m iffy about connecting to directly to the battery.
Then I would run it off a switch 🤘🏻
Bloopers are a great add on the video,LMAO😂
That’s fantastic! Between you and MacKenzie how many manhours do you think you have into it? Looks really tedious and time-consuming, but worth the results!
Thank you and yes very time consuming but 100% worth it, can’t wait to see it in the truck.
And as far as man hours, oh boy if I had to guess probably just in the starlight 8-12 hours after work but that’s getting set up every time, setting up the camera etc. Someone with a free weekend could knock it out in a weekend.
@@NeverSatisfied24v Definitely looking forward to the video of it back in the truck!
@@NeverSatisfied24v Conor is the reply being selected as a winner spam or legit?
@@VMac822 it’s spam. Some fake account 🤣
If someone like myself want to have you do this to my 2013 Lincoln Navigator, how much would you charge?
Probably $750-$1100
You killed it
Where do you hide the box???
Best one I’ve seen🙌 👍 nice job team
Is it ok to use super glue or does it need to be hot glue
One thing how did you hide the box
bro this is nothing but art
I really appreciate that! 🙏🏻👊🏻
doing this painting panels and adding a black suede on my 09 tahoe.. i asked around too many shops that were charging 700+ so i decided ill try it myself and as someone who is new to working on cars i think itll be a fun project it just seems very time consuming and im very impatient lol 😂
700+ only? Shoot I’ll take that deal where you located I’ll have to hit up those shops. I have a 09 Tahoe too btw lol ppv version
@@AnthonyRodriguez-vp7fc the shops I asked are located in socal.. near 700 isnt alot for a job like this but when youre a minimum wage 18 year old 700 is almost 2 checks so Ill be doing it myself 😂
That’s what I like to hear, let me know how it turns out. 🤘🏻
@@NeverSatisfied24v just finished it a few days ago took me way longer then expected.. it took 2 weeks but that was mixed with long work hours and spending time out doing stuff .. it was really time consuming, the suede took a day to fully cure and the holes were really challenging because the suede would get caught so I had to change up drills and everything.. I also had a few wrinkles and rips in the suede but its not horrible because you can barely see it. The panels were the worst part. I took a can of spray paint and had to paint everything and when it came time to put everything back paint was either chipped, peeling or the screws were missing. I now see why they charge what they do but I love how it came out because I did it on my own even tho its not great. I also completely forgot about my sunroof so I now have cords going through that and under my visor 😂
@@edgarverdin4312 socal? Me too!! That’s sick are you in SD? Yeah I feel you I’m 21 but my side hustles gain me a lot so I’d be down to check those shops out if you dont mind. Or shoot I’ll even drive as long as it’s socal
Why do you mark it up and why the inner square
PT.2 Of how u installed it in ur truck
What size bit did you use
Do you have to adjust the color and speed on the remote for the shooting stars every time you get into the car, if its connected to the interior light fuse.
Pretty much, I’m asking, let’s say I set my shooting stars to a certain color and speed that I like, and then I turn my car off, and that turns off the lights. When I get into my car later, will I have to set the color and speed back to what I like, or will it save my liked setting for me every time?
If you wore it to your lights or just whenever your car is on or off they should turn off whenever you turn your lights off or if connected to your car whenever it’s off they should also turn off with it but you should still be able to manipulate it with the remote either way
Looks dope 👌
Good evening all a Q to ask i have a 550 light pipe and engine 16w is that enough and strong to light them for a 4×4 car nissan pathfinder 1992
How long did this take I’m about to do this to my car just got all the stuff today
Great job I think I'm going to try this on my car
Thank you! That’s what I like to hear, let me know how it goes. 👊🏻🤟🏻
how did you take the roof of the car to I'm wanting to do this for my scat pack
What’s the layout formula for 10 ports with 5 strands per?
This is super dope!
What stars are those ?
I hate to asked but is there a way you can make a dumbed down version of just the shooting starts it was kinda hard for me to understand....
When you doing the panels?
Working on them now! Should have the video up this Friday or next Friday. 🤟🏻