Wrapping my car - Suggestions
#19
I hate MATTE.
That 745 posted by Vivid is the worst color I've ever seen one. Great wrap job though
White Turbo's are the sexiest ones. GLOSS white. And if you are determined to go matte, then white there as well. Matte black looks like dark primer.
That 745 posted by Vivid is the worst color I've ever seen one. Great wrap job though
White Turbo's are the sexiest ones. GLOSS white. And if you are determined to go matte, then white there as well. Matte black looks like dark primer.
#20
Thanks Dan. Done any older muscle cars?
What up Dez... I have seen very few muscle cars (real ones.. not 2010 Camaros and Challengers with 22's) done in matte wrap... I am somewhat interested.. just got back from SEMA and saw 100 late model cars wrapped. Some looks good - some do not.
What up Dez... I have seen very few muscle cars (real ones.. not 2010 Camaros and Challengers with 22's) done in matte wrap... I am somewhat interested.. just got back from SEMA and saw 100 late model cars wrapped. Some looks good - some do not.
#24
That's a pretty good deal for four wheels. Mine are three-piece though. Do you know if they would need to dissassemble everything to powdercoat? If so, I'm sure that would add to the cost a healthy bit.
#25
They dissasemble the wheels and refinish the inside color and repair the outside and then remount your tires, no extra charge. If you want to powdercoat the outside lips, they do this for an extra $200 for all 4. Wheels are baked at no more then 350F to NOT affect structural integrity of the material. I have done SEVERAL of my own wheels and this company is very good.
#27
why not just get a can of primer and do the whole car for 20 bucks, sorry just could not resist. not a blk wrap fan it just looks like primer imo
had a 60 buick when i was a kid primered that baby brite yellow. then washed it with sos. looked great under the street lites on beach street in santa cruz ca. ofcourse that was in the 60s
had a 60 buick when i was a kid primered that baby brite yellow. then washed it with sos. looked great under the street lites on beach street in santa cruz ca. ofcourse that was in the 60s
#28
We just finished our Ferrari in Matte Gray Carbon http://www.vividracing.com/blog/proj...d-ferrari-360/