When applying an aftermarket body kit to your coupé meticulous prep work ensures a flawless result. Start by thoroughly cleaning the car's surface where the kit will be attached using a high-quality degreaser and ensure the surface is 100% moisture-free. This ensures better adhesion of the mounting hardware and adhesives.

Do a dry assembly before making permanent modifications. Align parts with original factory edges and gaps. Irregularities should be fine-tuned while the parts are still loose. Hold pieces with removable tape to inspect fitment from multiple perspectives, especially under different lighting conditions.

Never deviate from the OEM installation manual. Some kits come with pre-drilled holes, while others require you to mark and drill your own. Start with a 1. Be careful not to drill into any wiring, fuel lines, or structural components beneath the body panels.

Apply weather-resistant, UV-stable bonding agents made for uae auto part body work. Distribute adhesive in a continuous bead without overloading. Press firmly with a padded clamp or your hand for 2–5 minutes. Wait at least one full day — longer in cold or humid conditions.

Mount heavy aerodynamic parts to factory-designated anchor points. Structural integrity demands mechanical fastening for high-stress components. Double check all bolts and fasteners after installation and again after your first few drives.

Follow the supplier’s guidance on painting sequence. Use high-quality masking tape and plastic film to protect OEM paint. Matching the OEM color and finish is critical for a cohesive look.

Installation is not a race — precision beats speed. The right installation transforms your ride; the wrong one invites costly repairs. Hiring a specialist can save you time, money, and frustration in the long run.