Hey everyone. I searched but couldn't find what I am looking for. I want to order the edead from Elemntal. They have the edead in sheets or the liquid edead V3. Has anyone used the liquid? Any advantage for either one ?

I am thinking the liquid is much more install friendly?

Can you shed some light on this?

Thanks guys! oh...and Gals!

 

i have the peel off sheets and im happy with it. Im sure it would be alot lighter with the paint but even some peeps have both. They say once you paint it, it doesnt come off. Well the sheets are not easy to come off either. the only thing with the paint is you have to becarefull with it and not paint the car on accident. Also on the doors the paint might run down? IDK, i say get both? Thats just me!

 

Watch the video on the eDead v3 page. They recommend you do light coats and it looks like maple syrup consistency. Since all your painting is going to be inside the car I wouldn't worry about getting any on your car by accident. I did the rear in eDead v1SE and I think if I had to do it again i would go with v3. I'm about to order two gallons for the doors, hatch, and misc areas. Forum pricing puts it at $40/gal instead of $50. edead v1SE is also available at a discount. You need at least two layers of eDead v1SE in the back to get good results.

 

Awesome. How do I get the forum pricing?

 

Good lord, that took a lot longer to find that I thought. I'm putting my order in now while I still have the link!

http://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/index.php?cPath=90

 

Thanks alot!

 

for future reference, just type in "forum" in the search function...

 

Not trying to toot my own horn or anything, but -- https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=125958

I smurfed my whole interior. Fun stuff. =P

 

They discontinued the forum discounts. I don't know if those are still valid.

 

they discontinued the forum discount on everything except their eDead line....

 

Magnetic, I know what you mean by breaking your back putting on the eDead in the rear section by the tailights. I had to look at it, eyeball the cut with a piece of edeadv1se, apply it, then trim away excess. The hardest spots are the blind areas.