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Jae prep :) - 350zLad - 20-06-2022
I hadn't really thought about wrapping Pat I've seen a few wrap jobs done and they didn't look too good (although they were DIY jobs) I might have a look and see what kind of prices I'd be looking at for vinyl and getting it wrapped by a pro as I wouldn't trust myself and probably waste more wrap than I used chasing perfection haha, thanks for your reply mate
Jae prep :) - Lexuspat - 20-06-2022
ur be suprised with how easy it is to wrap if you look on my thread i did alot of bits with the wrap and had in on for a few years without any problems
Jae prep :) - 350zLad - 20-06-2022
Nice one I'll check it out any chance you can post a link to the thread on here (if that's even possible)
Jae prep :) - Lexuspat - 20-06-2022
My thread
there you go mate
Jae prep :) - 350zLad - 20-06-2022
Great stuff appreciate it
Jae prep :) - Lexuspat - 20-06-2022
ur welcome mate like i said its a cheaper option then real carbon and can look as nice if you take your time and use a little bit of heat
Jae prep :) - el_bandido - 20-06-2022
Di-Noc wrap is the quickest way to make your car look tesco value. It's cheap for a reason and does a great job of advertising that you can't afford carbon fibre. The only benefit Di-Noc wrap has, is that it protects your paint.
Jae prep :) - 350zLad - 20-06-2022
Maybe mate but sometimes when youve got other things to spend your money on and money is a bit tight but you still want the look cheap is the only way
Jae prep :) - el_bandido - 20-06-2022
well polished paint > cheap carbon effect wrap.
Jae prep :) - 350zLad - 20-06-2022
Fair enough mate