Do I need to paint each piece separately, or can I assemble first?

You can spray the pieces assembled or paint them individually before mounting — both approaches work with FRP. Painting before install gives you better control over seams and gaps. If you assemble first, mask off mounting areas and fastener holes before prepping and painting.

Will I need filler or seam tape where the pieces connect?

FRP body kits benefit from gap filler or flexible seam tape at panel joints to eliminate gaps and create a seamless finish. The kit arrives as separate panels, so you'll want to assess fitment on your vehicle and address any spacing before primer and paint.

Can I install this myself, or do I need a professional?

DIY installation is possible with basic hand tools and mechanical aptitude. The kit uses factory mounting points, so you're working within existing fastener holes and bracket locations. Take time to dry-fit each panel, verify alignment, and shim as needed before final fastening. If you're not confident with panel fitment or alignment, professional installation ensures a flush, even finish.