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Frequently asked questions
Fitment, materials, specific models, shipping, returns and ordering, all answered in one place. Can't find what you need? Get in touch directly.
Fitment & materials
Choosing and fitting the right part
What does OEM-style actually mean on a body kit? +
It means the part is shaped to sit like it left the factory fitted, rather than being bolted on as an afterthought. That's the standard behind every splitter, skirt, spoiler and diffuser Visuals Kits makes.
Will a body kit fit my car without cutting anything? +
Every kit is built for direct-fit application to a specific model and generation. Check the fitment notes on the product page for your exact model before ordering, since generations vary.
ABS or FRP, what's the actual difference? +
ABS is a tougher, more flexible plastic that shrugs off knocks. FRP holds a sharper, more rigid edge but is less forgiving in a light impact. Visuals Kits offers both, depending on the part and model.
Do I need a professional to fit my body kit? +
Parts are bolt-on, but professional fitting is recommended for the cleanest result. Fixings aren't included unless stated on the product page.
Can I buy individual parts instead of a full kit? +
Yes. Splitters, side skirts, spoilers and diffusers are each sold separately, so you can build up your car piece by piece.
Is there a guide to fitting a VW Golf body kit? +
A proper fitting guide is coming to the site soon. In the meantime, every kit is bolt-on, and a professional fit is recommended for the cleanest result.
OEM vs aftermarket
What "OEM-style" actually means
What's the difference between an OEM-style body kit and a generic aftermarket kit? +
An OEM-style kit is shaped to match the car's own factory lines, so it looks like it could have come from the dealership. A generic aftermarket kit is often a universal shape that doesn't sit flush, which is where the obvious bolt-on look comes from.
What does OEM fitment mean in practice? +
It means the part is cut for your specific model and generation, so panel gaps and edges line up the way they would from the factory, rather than a one-size-fits-all universal part.
What is an OEM+ body kit? +
OEM+ describes a kit that keeps the factory look but adds a slightly more aggressive edge, still built around the car's own lines rather than a dramatic aftermarket shape.
Do your body kits come in gloss black? +
Yes, every part in the current range has a gloss black finish. See the Volkswagen and BMW ranges for examples.
Is the kit direct fit, or will I need to modify my car? +
Parts are designed as a direct, bolt-on fit for their specific model and generation. Always check the fitment notes on the product page before ordering, since small changes across facelifts can affect fit.
Will an OEM-style front splitter fit without cutting the bumper? +
Splitters are shaped to sit flush with the factory bumper for your specific model and generation. Check the product page images against your car before ordering.
Is this a bolt-on kit suitable for any European car? +
Each kit is bolt-on, but it's built for a specific make, model and generation rather than being a universal European-car fit. Check your model's page before ordering.
What's the difference between an OEM look and OEM-aggressive styling? +
An OEM look keeps things subtle and close to standard. OEM-aggressive pushes the same factory-fit philosophy further, with a bolder splitter, skirt and diffuser shape that still sits flush rather than looking bolted on.
VW Golf body kits
Golf Mk5 to Mk8, generation by generation
Do you have a Golf MK7 body kit? +
Yes, the Golf Mk7 and Mk7.5 range covers front splitter, side skirts, spoiler and rear diffuser, with the splitter and diffuser specific to each generation.
Is there a Golf MK7 GTI body kit? +
The Golf Mk7/7.5 range fits the standard hatchback bumper shape. Check the product images against your GTI's bumper, or get in touch to confirm fitment first.
Can I buy just the Golf MK7 front splitter on its own? +
Yes, the front splitter is sold separately on the Golf Mk7/7.5 range page, alongside the side skirts, spoiler and rear diffuser.
Do you sell a Golf MK7 rear diffuser? +
Yes, on the Golf Mk7/7.5 range page. The Mk7 and Mk7.5 facelift use different diffusers, so check which generation you have.
Is there a Golf MK8 body kit available? +
Yes, the current-shape Golf Mk8 has its own four-piece range, including the front splitter sold separately.
Do you sell a VW Golf MK6 body kit? +
Yes, the Golf Mk6 range covers front splitter, side skirts, spoiler and rear diffuser.
What's the best body kit for my VW Golf? +
It depends on your generation. Browse Mk6, Mk7/7.5 or Mk8 for the range built specifically for your car. The Mk5 range is on its way, join the list here.
Do you sell a widebody kit for the Golf MK7 R? +
No. Visuals Kits focuses on OEM-style, direct-fit parts, not flared widebody kits like a Pandem or Rocket Bunny style kit. If you want a more aggressive look without flared arches, the Golf Mk7 range is built for exactly that.
VW Polo body kits
Polo Mk5 and Mk6
Is there a VW Polo MK5 body kit? +
Yes, the Polo Mk5 range was one of the first ranges built, covering front splitter, side skirts, spoiler and rear diffuser.
Can I get just the VW Polo MK5 front splitter? +
Yes, it's sold on its own on the Polo Mk5 range page, along with the side skirts, spoiler and rear diffuser.
Do you have a VW Polo MK6 body kit too? +
Yes, the current-shape Polo Mk6 has its own four-piece range.
Other brands
BMW, Audi, Mercedes, SEAT & CUPRA
Do you do BMW body kits? +
Yes, both F Series and G Series ranges are live, covering 1 to 5 Series depending on chassis.
Do you cover Audi, SEAT and CUPRA as well as VW and BMW? +
Audi, SEAT and CUPRA ranges are in development. Volkswagen and BMW ranges are live now, and you can join the list on each brand's page to hear when the others launch.
Is a Mercedes body kit available yet? +
Not yet, it's still being put together. Join the list on the Mercedes page to hear first.
Do you sell VAG body kits across VW, Audi, SEAT and CUPRA? +
That's the plan for the full range. VW is live across six models today, and Audi, SEAT and CUPRA are being built out next.
Shipping & returns
Getting your order, and sending it back
Is UK shipping free? +
Yes, UK mainland shipping is included in the price with no extra charge at checkout. Orders are usually processed in 1 to 3 working days, with delivery in 5 to 7 working days. Full details are on the shipping policy.
Do you ship internationally? +
Yes. International shipping is calculated at checkout based on destination and order size. Customs charges or import duties are the customer's responsibility.
Will I get tracking? +
Yes, tracking information is emailed to you once your order has been dispatched.
What if my order arrives damaged? +
Contact Visuals Kits within 48 hours of delivery with clear photos and your order number, and the team will sort it out.
Can I return a part if I change my mind? +
Yes, UK customers have a 14-day cooling-off period under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. See the returns policy for full details on condition requirements and how to start a return.
Ordering
Before you check out
How do I know which parts fit my exact car? +
Call 07859 743762 or email visualskits@outlook.com with your model, generation and registration, and the team will confirm before you order.
Can I get a written quote before I buy? +
Yes, send your car's details and what you're after through the contact page, and the team will reply by email with fitment details and a quote.
Do you sell direct, or through a fitting service? +
Visuals Kits supplies the parts. Professional fitting is recommended for the cleanest result, and each product page has fitment notes to guide you.