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Wrap it up
- Thread starter bobbo
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I think car wrapping is like shrink wrapping, my bug guy had it done to his pick-up truck, looks great and is a real eye catcher.
Tom j
Tom j
bobbo
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You will see it on a lot of company vehicles, basically covered in advertising.
It's a 4 mill vinyl wrap, can be done in a wide range of colours, and designs, like a carbon fiber look. In the north with heavy winter weather you could expect about 4 years before stripping it off. But since our cars don't see winter(kept in storage) I expect a longer life for the wrap.
Bobbo
It's a 4 mill vinyl wrap, can be done in a wide range of colours, and designs, like a carbon fiber look. In the north with heavy winter weather you could expect about 4 years before stripping it off. But since our cars don't see winter(kept in storage) I expect a longer life for the wrap.
Bobbo
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Most of my employer's company vehicles are wrapped with advertising.
On a limited use, enclosed storage'd car it should last as long as paint.
The company doing it should photo-shop a pattern for you to decide on.
Not for me , but somebody has to be first...... You're elected!
Some years ago an elderly lady refused to ride in our first wrapped customer pick up van, and made our driver take her home in a plain car. She thought it looked like a clown car. (it was kinda gaudy) Today they are common around here.
Most of my employer's company vehicles are wrapped with advertising.
On a limited use, enclosed storage'd car it should last as long as paint.
The company doing it should photo-shop a pattern for you to decide on.
Not for me , but somebody has to be first...... You're elected!
Some years ago an elderly lady refused to ride in our first wrapped customer pick up van, and made our driver take her home in a plain car. She thought it looked like a clown car. (it was kinda gaudy) Today they are common around here.
bobbo
Gold Level Sponsor
Sorry, no outlandish designs on my car. Will go with a solid red as close to original colour. Well maybe carbon fiber on the bonnet, or chrome wrap on my tired bumpers
Was just reading that a clear vinyl can also be applied to protect a pricy paint job from scratches and abrasion.
Bobbo
Was just reading that a clear vinyl can also be applied to protect a pricy paint job from scratches and abrasion.
Bobbo