When fitting a body kit to your coupe meticulous prep work ensures a flawless result. Start by thoroughly cleaning the car's surface where the kit will be attached using an automotive-grade cleaner and let the area dry completely. This ensures better adhesion of the mounting hardware and adhesives.

Always fit the body kit pieces dry before applying any adhesive or drilling holes. Align parts with original factory edges and gaps. Irregularities should be fine-tuned while the parts are still loose. Use masking tape to temporarily hold parts in place while you assess the fit from different angles, particularly in natural daylight.

Always adhere to the provided installation guide. Certain kits include alignment holes, others demand custom drilling. 8" bit, then step up in size to prevent stress fractures. 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 auto part dubai body work. Use just enough to create a seal — wipe away any squeeze-out immediately. 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.

If your body kit includes spoilers or diffusers, make sure they are securely bolted to reinforced points on the chassis. Adhesive is supplemental — bolts are mandatory for load-bearing parts. Inspect every screw, bolt, and clip during the break-in period.

Finally, paint the body kit before or after installation depending on the manufacturer's recommendation. If painting after installation, mask off surrounding areas carefully to avoid overspray. Matching the OEM color and finish is critical for a cohesive look.

Take your time, be patient, and don't rush the process. A properly fitted kit improves aesthetics and aerodynamics — poorly done, it can damage your car. Hiring a specialist can save you time, money, and frustration in the long run.