Good to hear! What about Matrix black? All 'remaining' Matrix black orders also shipping out on Monday? Didnt get any shipping notification yet.
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Vendor Open Source DIY Model 3 Console Wrap Template
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Good to hear! What about Matrix black? All 'remaining' Matrix black orders also shipping out on Monday? Didnt get any shipping notification yet.
All Matrix out by the 15th. The first media on the machine was Satin so that's why they are in the lead.
Can I add this to my chrome delete order I made yesterday and combine shipping?
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In this case shipping is not so much shipping as lowering the price so the final cost is the same as What we sell on Amazon. So $29.50 with “free shipping” or $19.50 with $10 shipping it’s the same. I’ve yet to get the shipping setup how I want it in Shopify.
Here is the mirror install video. I intend to record another voice-over at a later date as the audio quality was not as high as I'd like.
All of the kits from the first batch have been shipped. (If you have not seen the email check your spam folders)
Kits from the re-up will start shipping tomorrow.
More kits will be available for sale on 8/15/19.
Kits from the re-up will start shipping tomorrow.
More kits will be available for sale on 8/15/19.
Ship to Canada will be allowed? Do you know what time approximately sale will begin? Would love to plan my day to make sure I get them this time lol
getting my black matrix on friday! perfect timing for a weekend install
When will you be making full body wrap kits?
Shipping to Canada is now available for the Matte Black Console Wraps through our website.
The price is $37.50 (USD) shipped ($19.50+$18 shipping - Yep shipping and import fees does cost that much - )
The price is $37.50 (USD) shipped ($19.50+$18 shipping - Yep shipping and import fees does cost that much
- )For my fellow Canadians, I highly recommend finding a local freight forwarder that has a US address, self declare with customs, then pay the forwarding fee. Mine is $12 CAD per parcel.
This saves you atrocious shipping and handling fees (which are also in freedom dollars) as they can usually ship within the US for a nominal fee or free.
This saves you atrocious shipping and handling fees (which are also in freedom dollars) as they can usually ship within the US for a nominal fee or free.
I think that would still come out around the same cost overall ($19 USD?) but might get there faster depending on how fast the freight forwarder is at getting them delivered on the other side. We're working on sourcing cheaper boxes so we might be able to cut $1-2 off when we get them which would make it just slightly cheaper.
Right now we're charging less for the item and then charging shipping, we could do free shipping but then the item would cost more too. It costs us more to sell through our website than Amazon because we don't get the same volume discounts they do. In the end, it's all semantics since you're still paying for the shipping on an item that has "free shipping" because it's baked into the price of the item.
Chrome Delete will likely be cheaper with a Freight Forwarder I'm looking at a $39 rate to ship it to Canada.
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No matrix yet?
Does the matrix have a dark grey color from a distance like in the pictures?
Yep it's a dark grey matte color from a distance. You don't really see the texture until you get ~3 feet away. Next batch is mostly Satin focused, I'll switch back and offer more Matrix once we cut the Satin.
@Kenriko great job with the install video! Clever idea to spray water and use the backing rolled up as a tool.
I watch a lot of CK Wraps and he often uses masking tape to prevent sticking, but it seems like the spray method will do a better job at tight spaces.
Any challenges getting good adhesion with spraying water? I know you wipe it off, but it seems like there might still be a little residual moisture.
I watch a lot of CK Wraps and he often uses masking tape to prevent sticking, but it seems like the spray method will do a better job at tight spaces.
Any challenges getting good adhesion with spraying water? I know you wipe it off, but it seems like there might still be a little residual moisture.
Since the water is used at the edges it dries and comes out when the material is heated. If you do get a water bubble stuck under there it'll gas out over a few days when the car is parked in the sun (similar to tint)
We've had these on test cars since late last year using this same install method with no longevity issues so far.
Door Handle Install Video. Camera (turn signal) video also just around the corner. Door trim video will be live before the weekend.
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