Vision Autodynamics is proud to introduce the VFiber(TM) line of products which include carbon fiber as well as fiberglass aerodynamic parts. All VFiber(TM) products are crafted with pinpoint precision, diligent care and top quality materials along with strict quality control standards to ensure products unparalleled by the competition.

VFiber brand products offer the best combination of high quality craftsmanship, flexibility, strength, and impact resistance of any body kit manufacturer in the marketplace today.  With VFiber brand parts styling your vehicle you can be confidant that you'll get that look you want with the long lasting durability we are known for.

VFiber composite is a fiberglass based manufacturing process that uses a unique proprietary blend of resins and gel coats that result in a semi flexible yet strong and impact resistant finished product.  VFiber products are also manufactured to a thicker specification than most manufacturers products which also helps add to the strength of the part and makes it much more durable when installed on daily driven street vehicles.

All body kits and aero parts should be test fit on the vehicle prior to any painting or paint preparation.  When dry fitting the parts your installer will be able to gauge the fitment and whether or not any additional labor will be required.  Once fitment has been confirmed as paint ready the parts can be pulled off the vehicle to be prepped for color and clear coat.  Once the items have been painted they can be installed on the vehicle for final installation. 

On complete bumper replacement kits we suggest that the installer fabricate some additional support brackets to better support the bottom of the bumpers as they are lower than a stock bumper and not all of the original bumpers hardware will be compatible.  Keep in mind when purchasing a body kit that the parts are not OEM from the vehicle manufacturer and may require slight modifications to achieve an OEM quality installation. 

When selecting a body shop to do your installation and paint work always shop around for the most qualified installer in your area and ask to see examples of past work and finished vehicles. Collision repair shops are often the last place to contract to do this type of work as they are accustomed to OEM parts and use strict labor time guidelines allocated per job. Rushed installation or unqualified installation technicians or shops will severely affect your project satisfaction.

Fiberglass based parts usually require some amount of trimming and filling as well as block sanding the entire surface to make sure that it is perfectly flat as a wavy finish will reflect in the painted finish.  The more time spent on the preparation the better the paint job will be.  By following these tips during the installation you will see a much cleaner OEM looking finished project.