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FS: Black Roof/Car Vinyl Wraps
Apr 19, 2009, 07:22 PM
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The difference is the price. One's reversible, the other isn't. You won't hurt the resale value of your car with vinyl, since you can remove it at anytime. The vinyl might even protect the paint from sunlight, etc.
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Apr 20, 2009, 11:05 AM
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Don - Are you out the wrap business all together? I have a rally car I'd like to spice up but don't have tons a dough to give those chain-wrap places!!
Here's the pallet:
Let me know...
Here's the pallet:
Let me know...
Apr 20, 2009, 11:11 AM
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Your car does look awesome, and I would like to help out privateer racers like yourself. It's a very touchy thing, because of my limited amount of time that I have, but I'll shoot you over a PM anyways.
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Apr 20, 2009, 07:37 PM
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So how hard is this to install over curves? (the X roof isn't really flat on the edges). I assume you heat it up and stretch it?
Will it cover stone marks? Or will it pucker in? I've got a couple on the hood that are slightly smaller than eraser heads.
And price?
I'm just afraid I'd put a crease in it and then be screwed!
Will it cover stone marks? Or will it pucker in? I've got a couple on the hood that are slightly smaller than eraser heads.
And price?
I'm just afraid I'd put a crease in it and then be screwed!
Apr 20, 2009, 07:40 PM
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It will pucker to it. If you want to fill stone marks, you want bondo 
I've honestly been able to cover almost any curve/bend without too much trouble.
I was able to do the graphics on the side (over the fender flares and back onto the rear quarter panels of the car) of my car, without using any heat:
I've honestly been able to cover almost any curve/bend without too much trouble.
I was able to do the graphics on the side (over the fender flares and back onto the rear quarter panels of the car) of my car, without using any heat: