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Here's mine. Oxford white, it's sort of a satin finish (not matte, not glossy). Roof and hood vents were about $150. Sorry for poor photo quality, taken with my toy drone.
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i am planning to but wont be for another month, gotta get my clear bra done first.anyone done a DIB yet?
Cool!, Post a pic when you do. interested in doing the same.i am planning to but wont be for another month, gotta get my clear bra done first.
It depends on what kind of wrap you have. Mine looks great for being on for six months, but I spray QD very liberally on it, and just barely drag a clean MF over it. Then I flip it and carefully dry it in left-right movements. It has a few swirls in it, but my Wrap installer said to use a heat gun on it and they will disappear. He actually cut out a piece of the gloss black vinyl, put it on my hood, scratched the vinyl, then took his heat gun over it and boom, all gone.Just a heads-up, the gloss black will scratch very easily no matter how careful you are with it. What I have done in the past and will be doing to my RR is get the gloss black and then have it topped off with XPEL Ultimate to protect the wrap.
It will cost a few bucks more but it will look great and last much longer. I've had several parts of my Sky roadster done this way and they look like new after 3 years on the car.
Looks great Abdul!Pics
Haha, he's a good guy, John. Look up Tint Wizard WV on Facebook, he's always putting up pics of cars he's done. :cheers:I think I'll make a trip to see the roof wrap guy @CompO5.sl0w knows. Everywhere by me wants 300-350. Nope. And get some pics of the cars.
Well paint is different than a wrap. The wrap is just vinyl applied over the paint.Thinking about this myself because to paint it properly they need to remove the front and rear glass, estimated $650-$700 and they won't guarantee the glass won't break upon removal or reinstall lol....:eyebulge:
It depends on what kind of wrap you have. Mine looks great for being on for six months, but I spray QD very liberally on it, and just barely drag a clean MF over it. Then I flip it and carefully dry it in left-right movements. It has a few swirls in it, but my Wrap installer said to use a heat gun on it and they will disappear. He actually cut out a piece of the gloss black vinyl, put it on my hood, scratched the vinyl, then took his heat gun over it and boom, all gone.
I think if you're going to go the extra mile and put XPEL on it, you might as well paint it. A roof wrap is anywhere between $125-$250, and XPEL is expensive, but we'll say $200. ~$400 for a roof wrap when it's all said and done.
Looks great Abdul!
Haha, he's a good guy, John. Look up Tint Wizard WV on Facebook, he's always putting up pics of cars he's done. :cheers: