Help me pick a vinyl wrap!

[kkakonn]

I'm tired of seeing rock chips and scratches on my black paint especially from the beating it takes during track days. I thought of doing paint protection film for the car but at that price I might as well have the whole car wrapped in another color and get some enjoyment of that. I have it narrowed down to 2 colors and wanted to see what the mustang community likes. Personally I'm leaning towards the Gloss grey just because my last evo was wrapped emerald green and I disliked the attention. However, I can't get the blue out of my head. Love the color. Unfortunately I can't find any pictures on a mustang but here are the two colors on other cars! Once again, I appreciate the feedback!

*Update* Gloss Intense blue has been decided!

For reference here is a picture of my car and below the colors I'm deciding between:

Avery Gloss Dark Grey

Avery or 3M Gloss Intense Blue

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[Drugdealr]

Intense Blue ftw.

 

[SeanR]

If those are the only options, then blue for sure. I think Grabber Blue would be better though and more true to the Mustang culture.

 

[Chameleon]

Intense blue for sure.

 

[Old 5 Oh]

The whole car? Blue for sure. That gray looks like a delivery truck.

 

[Todd15Fastback]

Intense Blue!

 

[Khyber]

intense blue because that grey is scion tc and frs color

 

[ConspicuousConsumption]

Didn't you just say you disliked the attention?

How much would this run? I so badly want to get mine wrapped in 3M Anthracite Grey or whatever but can't justify $3k.

 

[jrt6]

Blue.

I personally like bright colors (competition orange was on my list of colors). When i was looking at S197s I really wanted one in the grabber blue color too.

 

[Joextee]

Intense Blue.

I like that grey but it seems like grey, silver and black always just blend in with other cars.

 

[kkakonn]

Didn't you just say you disliked the attention?

How much would this run? I so badly want to get mine wrapped in 3M Anthracite Grey or whatever but can't justify $3k.

Lol i do, but the good thing is I don't daily drive this car, just to the track and once a weekend i'll take it out. I got quoted 2k for it. but this will be my 3rd car they are wrapping

 

[ConspicuousConsumption]

Lol i do, but the good thing is I don't daily drive this car, just to the track and once a weekend i'll take it out. I got quoted 2k for it. but this will be my 3rd car they are wrapping

Well you'll have to figure out the attention issue I guess but you can't go wrong keeping the car wrapped and safe. Also, I can't get over the labor cost for wraps. The material cost is like $100-$200 if I understand it correctly. I'm thinking of just doing my roof myself for protection.

 

[kkakonn]

Well you'll have to figure out the attention issue I guess but you can't go wrong keeping the car wrapped and safe. Also, I can't get over the labor cost for wraps. The material cost is like $100-$200 if I understand it correctly. I'm thinking of just doing my roof myself for protection.

Yeah its definitely the business to get into lol.. You gotta figure though, for a full car usually these guys take anywhere from 3-5 full working days to complete. Involves removing the front and rear bumpers, side skirts, door handles, and any aftermarket modifications. Some times people want all the visible paint wrapped like the door jambs, which then they would need to dismantle the entire door. I feel like if I had the patience and expertise to do it, I would tackle it. But between working all day and only being able to spend evenings and weekends, it would take me weeks before I could complete such a project.

 

[MjC]

post pics when its done! im excited to see how itll turn out

 

[kkakonn]

post pics when its done! im excited to see how itll turn out

Will do, Install appointment is already set for Thursday morning, car will be done Saturday night.

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