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30-04-2006, 05:16 PM
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To Wrap or not to Wrap
Well you know how it is bank holiday weekend and all that have to try new stuff so here are some pics of my first vehicle wrap.
A mate of mine does graphics etc and is just getting into wrapping he is just about the only person in kent that is qualified to do it and it didnt turn out too bad cheaper than a paint job
What you think.........................
Pic's not that good as i took them on my phone but you get the idea
A mate of mine does graphics etc and is just getting into wrapping he is just about the only person in kent that is qualified to do it and it didnt turn out too bad cheaper than a paint job
What you think.........................
Pic's not that good as i took them on my phone but you get the idea
30-04-2006, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by M K
i think its awesome in principal 
even tho that particular design is not to my taste 
even tho that particular design is not to my taste The best thing about it is if you have a good paint job under it and decide to take the wrap off the paint is still in good condition under it so it does not affect the car at all
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30-04-2006, 06:04 PM
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You know what i aint got a clue lol ill have to ask him for you but trust me when i say there a right pain in the arse to do lol.
Both the sides are done in one piece and its a nightmare getting it to go down properly but you get there in the end just takes some time still quicker than a spray job and more detailed if you want it that way
Both the sides are done in one piece and its a nightmare getting it to go down properly but you get there in the end just takes some time still quicker than a spray job and more detailed if you want it that way
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Originally Posted by Freddy_mercury_magic
very bubbly
But smart
But smart
thats if your RS ever gets on the road
01-05-2006, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by lawnsy-glossblackcossie
what is it like to wash???? does the print fade????? would look good on me valeting van
Depending on the choice of the vinyl worst case (cheap) 5 to 7 years going upto about 12 years Thats product life fadding should not be an issue
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