This is how the whole build started...factory fresh Mini Cooper. Hard to believe, right?

The supplies have arrived in Singapore! Time to lay out the plan of attack.

First step of the project... cover those door panels with Damplifier Pro to make them stronger and reduce flex.

After finishing the panels, Robin moved on to the outer door skins with 7 sq ft of Damplifier Pro per door.

Robin followed that up with the barrier layer of about 6 sq ft of Luxury Liner Pro per door skin. He also applied a layer of OverKill Pro on the inner door skin to decouple the panel.

After removing the entire interior of the Mino Cooper, Robin went to town skinning the entire floor with Damplifier Pro and double layering over wheel well humps and above the drive train. In total about 90 sq ft of Damplifier sound deadening was laid throughout the floor.

Around 35 sqft Damplifier Pro deadener was added to the back seat and hatch area to keep all that bass vibration in check.

The finished product is immaculate. The attention to detail applied to this Mini Cooper build showed a master at work. Sitting inside of this SQ beauty, you'd would think you were live at the concert. Hats off to you good sir!

Man, I love the way the door of this Mini Cooper looks.

The winning rendering for the wrap. All of the options were great (next slide!), but you gotta admit that this one POPS!

Rendering option 2 for the wrap...clean and fresh with a lot of red.

Rendering option 3 for the wrap, this one was a favorite of a couple team members, but they lost the vote!!