October 17, 201510 yr Local guy 600 quid can't be doing the job properly with removing bumpers and trim etc for that price? You should be looking at £1500+ for a proper job. have a look here how it is done. http://pwpro.co.uk/vinyl-wrapping#.ViKxiH6rSM8 and here... http://www.premiumautostyling.com/blog/jeff-chens-m3-wrap-makeover-/
October 17, 201510 yr Author I seen a couple cars he has done and they are very good ! If I went a obscure colour etc goes up to about 700 Price of it has dropped dramatically he was telling me due to Plasti dip
October 17, 201510 yr Author that's my mates car on one those links http://pwpro.co.uk/portfolio/nissan-gtr-88#.ViKzM1V4WnM
October 18, 201510 yr Classed as temporary so no Cool....seems good value compared to full respray Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
October 18, 201510 yr Author I'm gonna let him do me some graphics first see how that goes then maybe next March let him wrap it
October 20, 201510 yr plasti dip isn't as good though... it's still gives an orange peel effect and ppl peel it off once they know lol
October 23, 201510 yr Mate of mine dose it about £1000 for a car and 7 year guarantee on the wrap. Also you don't need to tell Dvla as its only temporary but I would tell them to save the police pulling you over when your car is wrong colour to there records. -- I make Films for businesses and people. I also make websites.
October 23, 201510 yr Author I'm letting him design and fit a part wrap over Xmas period , I can't get a 7 year warranty on the vinyl ( more money I can ) I got 2 ideas in my head
October 24, 201510 yr Sounds good Matt, can't wait to see it. PS Burnt orange still sounds the nuts :)
October 25, 201510 yr Author Do might go down the cusco route Beings I just purchased more cusco parts lol
October 29, 201510 yr Author got him to look at doing me some graphics following the other cusco thread, he cant do them apparently for some whatever reason! he said if i get the kit he can fit So ideas: cusco but in grey and orange
October 29, 201510 yr Classed as temporary so no But think I will stick with blue Just to let you know the law has changed regarding a wrap and you now have to inform the DVLA. Just had my car wrapped and was also under the impression that you didn't. Think it changed changed late 2014.
October 29, 201510 yr Also best to inform your insurance, they will wiggle out of anything that has not been declared.
October 20, 20169 yr Most vinyl has either a 4 or 7 year warranty depending on supplier and quality the biggest problem with it is if you use the really cheap stuff the adhesive isn't very good and it can start to lift
October 20, 20169 yr Just to echo previous, you do need to tell insurance about any decals/stickers. Im loving the grey and orange contrast!
October 21, 20169 yr Having the graphics on a wrap requires a printer cost circa 5K, was discussing with a mate of mine who has his own wrapping business. No graphics (he hasn't got the printer yet) but does come with all the wrap guarantees plus a fitting guarantee for the work it is F1 Wrapping https://www.facebook.com/f1wrapping/
October 26, 20169 yr Hi, We would always recommend you disclose any vinyl wrap, stickers, badges or decals to your insurance company to be on the safe side. Regards, Dan.
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