Lightbar wrapped with STEK Light Protection Film

[derelict]

I happened to stumble upon this video on youtube:



I have been looking at options to cover up the light bar, I looked at the Bogartech stuff (which it seems they don't offer anymore) and the Lamin-X pre-cut stuff. After looking at all of those who had their light bars tinted, I figured out it was too hard for me to do myself and it seems even too hard for many installers. So after watching this video and seeing that they were also located in SoCal, I reached out to them.

I just got my rig back today and I have to say I am more than pleased with the way it came out. It is truly a custom job and took an entire day for them to do. I dropped it off in the morning and picked it up the next morning. Stek comes with a 10 year warranty, this is not going to degrade and peel after a year or two. If you are in SoCal and are thinking of getting this done, I would highly recommend them, they are in Hacienda Heights, very close to the Puente Hills Mall.

https://www.wrapstarsoc.com/

They did a quick video of my rig here:

 

[Zprime29]

I dig the rig. How's the light bar appearance at night? I've seen some that end up with a yellowy glow.

 

[derelict]

Thanks! I just got it today so I will check it out tonight and report back.

 

[AZT9]

Grille camera mount looks perfect! I like your style sir smoke might be the way to go! Cleans up the front! Saw a couple folks with an amber wrab that looks good lit. Not so sure while the lightbar is off tho

 

[derelict]

Here is a night pic. Definitely no yellow in the light. Looks pretty neutral to me. The Dynasmoke is the darkest film and is supposed to have 30% transmittance but still looks pretty good at night I think.

 

[derelict]

Grille camera mount looks perfect! I like your style sir smoke might be the way to go! Cleans up the front! Saw a couple folks with an amber wrab that looks good lit. Not so sure while the lightbar is off tho

Thanks, I spent way too much time overthinking how to get that camera done. But I am definitely happy with the final result for that project too...

 

[21st Century Truck]

Actually, that does look pretty good. Congrats!

 

[JDub]

Looks cool. What was the cost?

 

[derelict]

Looks cool. What was the cost?

$800... a bit expensive. But now that it is done I have zero regrets.

 

[DatOleMan]

$800... a bit expensive. But now that it is done I have zero regrets.

That’s expensive. I paid $350 in NorCal.

 

[derelict]

That’s expensive. I paid $350 in NorCal.

Wow that’s a great price. What material did they use for yours?

 

[Madtroniks]

I have had good luck doing clear PPF on all my vehicle lights.

It's definitely helped to keep the headlights looking new when having PPF applied to them.

At least for me it helped to cut down how worn and faded the headlights became over time.

 

[DatOleMan]

Wow that’s a great price. What material did they use for yours?

It’s not stated on the invoice, but they used KAVACA CERAMIC IR TINT on windows and KAVACA for PPF.

Correction, I was charged $250 for light bar because of the other work that was done.

 

[derelict]

Man that is way cheaper than what I paid!

 

[idiaz1987]

Wow sir your lightning looks amazing!! I just got mine!! Looking forward to add a couple of those tasty mods as well

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