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[bob mcarthur]

just a thought but was thinking of getting my sport trac partially wrapped any thoughts on this i have a few prices already.

thank you in advanced

 

[Yardsale]

I've not used it myself, but:



It's been used a while and I don't see bad looking cars around.

A friend of mine runs a high-end body shop and he's impressed with it - lasts five+ years with no damage to the underlying paint. In fact, he thinks it protects the paint.



If there's a look you want, go for it.



What are you getting as estimates (and for how much coverage)?

 

[EddieS'04]

Wrapped???

 

[Mark K 2]

This is what "getting a wrap" means to me.

 

[bob mcarthur]

1500.00 hood, total roof partial front fenders in black

 

[RedRanger 7]

WOW must be expensive when they wrap a city bus, but its some good advertising. :banana:

 

[Olivia Snyder]

Have you ever heard of Plasti Dip? It sprays on like spray paint, but isn't permanent. When you're ready to take it off, you just peel it off. It's cheap compared to a wrap or other vinyl graphics. I used it to paint racing stripes on my truck last year (pic below) and was very pleased with it. I used the spray can but you can get it in gallons to use with a paint gun. It was very durable and provided good protection to the areas it covered. I only took it off because I had to have body work done.



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[bob mcarthur]

yes i have heard of the plastic dipping (spraying) and it is a option.