Material Used

ABS plastic (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)

 Here’s why it’s our preferred choice:

1. Impact Resistance

• Bumpers need to absorb and withstand low-speed impacts without cracking or deforming excessively.

• ABS has excellent toughness due to its rubber component (butadiene), allowing it to flex under impact and return to shape.

2. Lightweight

• ABS is much lighter than metal, reducing the overall vehicle weight and improving fuel efficiency and handling.

3. Weather and Chemical Resistance

• It resists rain, salt, oils, and other environmental factors, maintaining durability and appearance over time.

4. Paintability

• ABS can be easily painted and finished to match the vehicle’s body, allowing visual integration with the car design.

Downtime

4-6 Hours 

Why the Installation Takes 4–6 Hours:

Installing a body kit involves more than just attaching parts. The 4–6 hour timeframe ensures the job is done safely, accurately, and with high-quality results. Here’s what’s involved:

1. Preparation and Fitment Check

• Each component (bumpers, side skirts, diffusers, etc.) needs to be test-fitted to ensure proper alignment.

• Some aftermarket kits require minor modifications or trimming for a precise fit.

2. Secure Installation

• Depending on the kit, parts may be bolted, screwed, clipped, or bonded using automotive adhesives—all of which take time to cure or fasten properly.

3. Adjustments and Alignment

• Installers adjust the panels to maintain factory panel gaps and alignment, ensuring a clean, professional finish.

4. Final Inspection and Cleanup

• Once installed, the entire vehicle is inspected to verify all parts are secure and properly aligned.

• Any protective film or adhesive residue is cleaned off, and the vehicle is prepped for return.