Vinyl, its easy and you can do it yourself, and if you don't like it when you get though, just peel it off.
I'm having mine pinstripped today and I can tell you first hand...It's the only way to go! If you put on anything other..It will Peel! and lift..Besides, you are probably going to polish your new car from time to time...The polish will hang around the vinyl and accumulate. Go for the painted version and look for a reputable pinstripper..Good luck and keep us informed no matter which way you decide to go..JoeI want to pinstripe my Nitro and I want to get the biggest bang for the buck.
I love old school hand painted pinstripes with the scroll work and all that, but after talking with my cousin, who restores old cars for a living, he said for a street car like mine I should look into vinyl. He said the vinyl will be way more durable. I like that aspect but I don't want cheesy either.
What say you My Nirto friends which way would you lean?
As an old body shop guy I can see all sides. Here's what I think...I'm having mine pinstripped today and I can tell you first hand...It's the only way to go! If you put on anything other..It will Peel! and lift..Besides, you are probably going to polish your new car from time to time...The polish will hang around the vinyl and accumulate. Go for the painted version and look for a reputable pinstripper..Good luck and keep us informed no matter which way you decide to go..Joe
vinyl, vinyl, vinyl, vinylI want to pinstripe my Nitro and I want to get the biggest bang for the buck.