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Hi all basically thinking of a full wrap then a respray, wondering wot people think whether it's bad idea or good, don't wanna ruin the car wanna her looking back to mint


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Respray will cost big money if you do it proper a wrap is about £1000? Give or take a few hundred depends where you go

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Respray seems loads, so u reckon a wrap won't ruin the look or style of car, been looking all depends on wot style if any I want ranges from 900 up to 1400

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If it's a good company that uses good quality wrap it will be fine.

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U reckon a plain colour wrap or like a carbon look or Matt, no it's personal preference just looking at people's thoughts

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Whole carbon wrap will look tacky IMHO but matt would be OK but just make sure your happy with the choice

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full respray will sort out any hidden problem areas (such as arches etc), but cost alot of money for a decent job. Be very wary of cheap paint jobs thoughs, it's the prep and ime spent that makes a decent paint job, not just a quick squirt of paint

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Friend of mine dose car wraps and I am tempted. Its about £1000 to get it done as others have said but I would do that over a re-spray much quicker to be done and the wrap is tougher than paint so harder to scratch.

 

It also keeps the pain under the car perfect. I have always said if I get a brand new car first thing I would do is wrap it so when I comes time to sell the off comes the wrap and I have perfect paint under it.

 

I know a few people who get there car re-wrapped every year or so just to have something different. 

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For me it would always be respray as paint lasts longer that what is basically a decal. I can see why people go for a wrap as its far cheaper plus it can be done in a day rather than a few weeks. each to their own though :)

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