Wrapped TIV

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CHIMV8 500

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2,768 posts

221 months

Sunday 6th November 2016
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Anyone gone down the road of vinyl wrapping, rather than expensive paint job?

Just wondering if any issues with certain curves on the TVR panels,especially the Chim obviously

portzi

2,296 posts

175 months

Sunday 6th November 2016
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CHIMV8 500 said:
Anyone gone down the road of vinyl wrapping, rather than expensive paint job?

Just wondering if any issues with certain curves on the TVR panels,especially the Chim obviously
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=9&t=1624692





http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...



Edited by portzi on Sunday 6th November 11:10


Edited by portzi on Sunday 6th November 11:11

CHIMV8 500

Original Poster:

2,768 posts

221 months

Tuesday 8th November 2016
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Yep read that,but any info on completed wraps out there?

Once saw a carbon fibre black wrap on a cerb at the old Chim Fest

glenrobbo

35,246 posts

150 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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There was a Sag at Burghley this year in a matt khaki wrap.
It looked like a special forces stealth high speed reconnaisance vehicle.
Very menacing. Awesome! thumbup

Incognegro

1,560 posts

133 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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CHIMV8 500 said:
Anyone gone down the road of vinyl wrapping, rather than expensive paint job?

Just wondering if any issues with certain curves on the TVR panels,especially the Chim obviously
http://www.colourmycar.net/gallery/tvr-tuscan-fully-wrapped-matt-orange-vinyl-car-wrap

Best wrappers about!

hillclimbmanic

612 posts

144 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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CHIMV8 500 said:
Anyone gone down the road of vinyl wrapping, rather than expensive paint job?

Just wondering if any issues with certain curves on the TVR panels,especially the Chim obviously
I've just had my Griff wrapped...There is a BIG problem with the fact that the car is essentially a one piece Panel!

I have joins in mine, that I'm NOT happy with...I had £200 knocked off the bill, but I would say no, don't do it, unless your wrappers can guarantee that there will be joins ONLY under the Doors!!

Paul

EFA
A Chim has more panel joins, so it might be a tad easier

phazed

21,844 posts

204 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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Have you put up a picture of your wrapped griff?

essexstu

519 posts

118 months

Monday 21st November 2016
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my wrapped Tuscan....

essexstu

519 posts

118 months

Monday 21st November 2016
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Incognegro said:
thats my Tuscan. They did a great job. Said they wouldn't look forward to doing another though as too many curves etc lol

Incognegro

1,560 posts

133 months

Monday 21st November 2016
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Awesome, I know Scott and the lads very well (I used to own the MK totally dynamic centre). They are flawless!

What was original colour, you have door shuts done also?

essexstu

519 posts

118 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2016
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original colour crystal topaz (light blue) and yes, door shuts as well which makes a huge difference. I think it would look rubbish if you opened the door to see the original colour in the door shuts.

Have grown to love the orange so much that when I get around to having a respray I am going orange. Maybe the BMW Valencia Orange. Keep the black wheels.

Don1

15,946 posts

208 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2016
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I did a mad wrap on my Tamora. If I could do it again... I wouldn't- probably would go for the dip my car version.

Be careful of any poor quality repairs or paintwork underneath, as they can get exposed.