Porsche 911 Cabriolet — Silver to Satin Black
A silver 911 Cabriolet taken to satin black with a full chrome delete, wrapped panel by panel in our Tomball bay. Reversible, and the factory paint is untouched underneath.
In our bay · Porsche 911
Silver to satin black.
Explore the transformation. These photographs show different stages and angles of the project.

BeforeAfterWhat the job involved
Silver hides nothing and satin forgives nothing, so the prep mattered more than usual — every panel decontaminated and inspected before film went near it. Handles, badges and trim came off so the film wraps behind the edges rather than stopping at them, which is the difference between a wrap that still looks laid-on in three years and one that lifts at the first pressure wash.
The chrome delete ran alongside it: window surrounds, badges and lower trim taken to the same satin so the car reads as one finish rather than a wrap with brightwork fighting it.
In the bay
What we would tell the next 911 owner
More projects
All our work →Want something like this?
Build it in the Studio or just tell us the colour you are picturing. Nothing is priced until we have seen the car.
Porsche 911 Cabriolet — Silver to Satin Black
A silver 911 Cabriolet taken to satin black with a full chrome delete, wrapped panel by panel in our Tomball bay. Reversible, and the factory paint is untouched underneath.
In our bay · Porsche 911
Silver to satin black.
Explore the transformation. These photographs show different stages and angles of the project.

BeforeAfterWhat the job involved
Silver hides nothing and satin forgives nothing, so the prep mattered more than usual — every panel decontaminated and inspected before film went near it. Handles, badges and trim came off so the film wraps behind the edges rather than stopping at them, which is the difference between a wrap that still looks laid-on in three years and one that lifts at the first pressure wash.
The chrome delete ran alongside it: window surrounds, badges and lower trim taken to the same satin so the car reads as one finish rather than a wrap with brightwork fighting it.
In the bay
What we would tell the next 911 owner
More projects
All our work →Want something like this?
Build it in the Studio or just tell us the colour you are picturing. Nothing is priced until we have seen the car.





