READ THIS DESCRIPTION FIRST, THEN MAKE COMMENTS AND VOTE!!!

This tuning guide is made for those who want to use shape vinyls and make something sensible out of them. Only basics are covered here, so this is just a cue.

Rules:

- DO NOT copy/paste this guide to any other sites, no matter if you include my name or not;

- Use this guide only as a reference for your own tuning. You may make a replica of this car for educational purposes, but DO NOT post it on this or any other site;

- I am aware that I've pretty much messed up that Porsche, but DON'T rate the car itself. Rate the guide as how much it helped you;

- If you don't feel like you need a help for tuning, DO NOT underrate it for nothing and post comments like "I don't need it, go to hell for posting it" or "yo smartass u think u now sumthin u now nuthin i now betta than u" because there is always someone out there who needs it;

- Suggestions are always welcome.

If that's clear, read the basic rules of applying shape vinyls:

- Always take your time. Don't hastily stick three layers of shapes and call it quits;

- Follow the curve of bodykit and car itself. Vinyls are often used just to enhance car's existing shape, so don't make any nonsense;

- Be careful with shapes. Sometimes you can stretch them to cover nearly the entire car, but sometimes you must shrink them to almost nonexistent lines and dots;

- Remember, you have only 20 layers. Use them smart; don't waste a single one. What's the point of making a single minor detail when you plan of covering it later?

- And final, don't EVER paint them in more than one color. There are rare cases when you can paint them in two (fill and inner shadow as one, stroke as another), but it's not recommended for the beginning.

I hope that I was being helpful. Good luck, tuners! ;)

*sigh* Now I expect to see this showroom full of nice cars.