Sam had made the Ridgeline Extreme decal for the manager of the dealership we bought our Ridge from. He made up a whole sheet of the decals and had them with him the day we met him.
We loved the sparkling, rainbow glitter. He cut the tape a bit wider than he usually does because we wanted the colors to glow. We put a glittering black stripe on the bottom to make it pop out even more. I liked the narrow black just below too. We like the other black accessories we've added. They frame the truck and in my eye the black stripe frames the colorful stripe.
We chose to run it around that top crease on the body to accentuate the way the light plays off the paint on the RL. It does that very nicely. More than ever before, depending on the lighting conditions, it looks like we have a two tone paint job. I don't know if the other RL colors have that effect, the the Steel Blue Metallic often does.
I'd never seen anyone apply pin stripes, so it was very interesting for me to watch Sam work. You can see he wrapped right over the gas cap door. He trimmed very carefully over it, the tailgate and on the door edges.
Sam cut out a shadow line over the mountain peak of the Ridgeline on the tailgate. He made a nice finish by the headlight. The finishing touch was a three dimensional "H" jewel we put on each of the back quarter panels.
We loved the sparkling, rainbow glitter. He cut the tape a bit wider than he usually does because we wanted the colors to glow. We put a glittering black stripe on the bottom to make it pop out even more. I liked the narrow black just below too. We like the other black accessories we've added. They frame the truck and in my eye the black stripe frames the colorful stripe.
We chose to run it around that top crease on the body to accentuate the way the light plays off the paint on the RL. It does that very nicely. More than ever before, depending on the lighting conditions, it looks like we have a two tone paint job. I don't know if the other RL colors have that effect, the the Steel Blue Metallic often does.
I'd never seen anyone apply pin stripes, so it was very interesting for me to watch Sam work. You can see he wrapped right over the gas cap door. He trimmed very carefully over it, the tailgate and on the door edges.
Sam cut out a shadow line over the mountain peak of the Ridgeline on the tailgate. He made a nice finish by the headlight. The finishing touch was a three dimensional "H" jewel we put on each of the back quarter panels.
