Anyone thinking about getting a full body wrap?

[Chargedguard5.0]

I really am thinking about this color because the guard is so damn hard to keep clean.

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[VTECSAUCE]

I'm really am thinking about this color because the guard is so damn hard to keep clean.

I love the way that thing looks.

 

[Diode Dynamics]

I'm really am thinking about this color because the guard is so damn hard to keep clean.

I tried to convince VG Jr's wife to sell us a set of those RTR over fenders....lol they are keeping a tight lid on them

Nick C.

 

[Diode Dynamics]

Our wrap has begun: https://instagram.com/p/0dDcOBpxIL/

Nick C.

 

[dtxstang]

Not mine, but I saw a wrapped EB today and took a few pics. Didn't look bad but was too chrome for me. IMO the color would have looked sweet if it wasn't in a chrome finish.

 

[JLB3]

I didn't really know vinyl wraps would be so popular. Some look cool but I'm kind of confused by why you would spend a couple thousand in vinyl instead of spending that on custom paint. Maybe custom stripes or airbrushing. Maybe even a two tone. I guess I would have to see in person

 

[DarkHorse850]

I didn't really know vinyl wraps would be so popular. Some look cool but I'm kind of confused by why you would spend a couple thousand in vinyl instead of spending that on custom paint. Maybe custom stripes or airbrushing. Maybe even a two tone. I guess I would have to see in person

Finally... Somebody said it. :hail:

 

[aggieStang]

Its for people with commitment issues. You can always go back to stock

 

[traxiii]

Finally... Somebody said it. :hail:

It's the easiest, cheapest and best way to make your car a different color, and it actually protects the stock paint from fade and chips/nicks. I am considering it to get my future Mustang the color (Dark Moss Green) I really want. Painting the entire car actually lower the resale value and a first rate paint job is twice the price of a good wrap. And, if it won't sell as wrapped, you can always take it off to reveal like new paint underneath. That's why!

 

[JLB3]

I don't think your going to "wow" a crowd of TRUE car guys with a wrap as compared to a custom paint job. Also alot of these vinyl guys will use razor blades right on your paint. Gonna do the jambs,door shells,under hood and under trunk lid too? It would irritate the crap out of me with the jambs a different color from the car.

 

[JLB3]

Might as well plastidip for cheaper and you can spray jambs and shells

 

[Carguy68]

This is a cool 3M wrap tool to play with. Needs more stripe options.

http://www.3mskins.com/3mwrapscustomizer/cars/select/musclecar

 

[Chameleon]

Mmm matte blue.

 

[Grim_Reaper]

It's the easiest, cheapest and best way to make your car a different color, and it actually protects the stock paint from fade and chips/nicks. I am considering it to get my future Mustang the color (Dark Moss Green) I really want. Painting the entire car actually lower the resale value and a first rate paint job is twice the price of a good wrap. And, if it won't sell as wrapped, you can always take it off to reveal like new paint underneath. That's why!

+100 :cheers:

So many people on here talking crap about wraps and saying custom painting is the way to go.

 

[Farmundeh]

Mmm matte blue.

I am so tempted to go this route.

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