Anyone had a go at doing a wrap ?
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Also seen pictures of poorly applied wraps, where you only notice it when removing the wrap as the car's paint came off when the wrap was removed! Think poor prep was the reason for this
I know someone that can do my car for me quite cheap but wrapping car's isn't something that I like to be honest.
I know someone that can do my car for me quite cheap but wrapping car's isn't something that I like to be honest.
HustleRussell said:
J4CKO said:
It's Putting sticky backed plastic on a car, not performing a heart and lung transplant !
Good, good. Come back with close-up pics when you've finished 
Not saying it is easy and I reckon it would be impossible on your own, looks like it needs at least two, possibly three people, somewhere clean and dry and plenty of trial and error.
I would like to give it a try, would start small and perhaps do a motorbike tank or something first to get the feel for the material and how it reacts, would be great to get one done by a pro but join in and get some tuition and save learning the hard way.
The Professionals had to learn, it is still a fairly new idea, has been around what, five years in common usage, dont think anyone can claim they have been doing it "Man and Boy"
rob.e said:
From that thread.......Britskoda user said:
Just a thought.
How does this stand legally? The car is registered as either a silver or grey car, now it's black!
That means the DVLA records are incorrect and that could possibly invalidate your RFL & Insurance, as the car that they apply to doesn't exist, as it's black, not silver or grey!
The OP of that thread has done a bloody good job though
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