Porsche wrap
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tracydeedance

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799 posts

208 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Has anyone had there porsche wraped by either of these guys. Racoon or Tottaly dynamic.
Info would be great.
Cheers

forest172

763 posts

235 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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don`t know anything about these companies, but I do know that pwpro in Mansfield Notts, is one of the best about if not the best from looking at forums etc

the GTR guys love him!

tracydeedance

Original Poster:

799 posts

208 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Many thanks for the heads up.
Someone said to me Racoon have a very good rep winning awards .
Just wanted a little more research.
Both of these are nearer to me as in south east.

Look forward to more options and info.

Cheers

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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For a minute I thought this was thread about this :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sCvQc3e0v8

acf69

407 posts

200 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Whereabouts in the south east? There is a company based in Camberley, Berks that does a lot of wraps for GTR's (can't remember their name at the moment, but if its close enough I will try to get my grey matter working and remember)

tracydeedance

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799 posts

208 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Hertfordshire

acf69

407 posts

200 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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ok, depends on how far you are willing to travel, its Valet Magic, not used them myself, but there work looks good (from what I've seen)

forest172

763 posts

235 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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acf69 said:
ok, depends on how far you are willing to travel, its Valet Magic, not used them myself, but there work looks good (from what I've seen)
i`d do you research about some wraps they have done. Simple google brings up this


http://www.edition38.com/forums/index.php?showtopi...

acf69

407 posts

200 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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forest172 said:
acf69 said:
ok, depends on how far you are willing to travel, its Valet Magic, not used them myself, but there work looks good (from what I've seen)


i`d do you research about some wraps they have done. Simple google brings up this


www.edition38.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=487447


Shocking! Shows the difference between something that looks good at a distance and in photos and when you get up close

GT Two

3,070 posts

221 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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I had my GT2 done by Racoon.





tracydeedance

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799 posts

208 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Are you happy with the job and finish on the GT2 by Racoon.?

So far I have 2 in the running Racoon and Totally Dynamic any info on Totally Dynamic from anyone would be great as they are only 10 miles away .


blindminkey

87 posts

182 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Theres a company called Dipinit near andover, matt finish spray that can be peeled off!!!

chip-boy

540 posts

277 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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is the matt finish, just Plasti-Dip?

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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forest172 said:
acf69 said:
ok, depends on how far you are willing to travel, its Valet Magic, not used them myself, but there work looks good (from what I've seen)
i`d do you research about some wraps they have done. Simple google brings up this


http://www.edition38.com/forums/index.php?showtopi...
yikes

I have almost considered a wrap in the past but seeing that has completely put me off the idea forever!

GT Two

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221 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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tracydeedance said:
Are you happy with the job and finish on the GT2 by Racoon.?

So far I have 2 in the running Racoon and Totally Dynamic any info on Totally Dynamic from anyone would be great as they are only 10 miles away .
Had the wrap on for around a year and when I had it taken off it still looked like the day it went on pretty much.

If the paintwork underneath is not great then expect to lose lacquer when you remove the wrap, I had a bad patch on the rear PU as it had been repainted years before.

The thing to watch out for is how skilled the person putting the wrap on is, you dont want a trainee around your car/paint with a scalpel!

Raccoon and TD both very good but talk to them first and tell them your concerns.


Jmorgan93

380 posts

162 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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Raccoon wrapped a LOT of the cars for this years gumball 3000, lots of very expensive metal in very wacky wraps, so I assume they're pretty good. The few people I know that did it this year were very pleased

Rae420

59 posts

168 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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I've seen a few cars wrapped by pw pro. They look really good quality

pauljmcnulty

850 posts

268 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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If wrapping a car is such a minefield of costs, quality and potential damage to the car, there is a really obvious question as to why you'd do it?

Fair enough if it's for advertising, racing or something like the Gumball, but it seems to make no sense if it's purely a fashion thing.

TheDeadPrussian

879 posts

246 months

Saturday 31st August 2013
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The guys in Camberley in Surrey are Valet Magic - Robbie Orlando is the boss.
They have an excellent reputation amongst the GT-R fraternity (which were his initial customer base when he was working out of premises in Ascot, but since moving to Camberley he has expanded his customer base and now sees all sorts of cars for all sorts of work. He has wrapped amongst other things R8s, all sorts of 4x4s and a 12C. Check his website. http://www.valetmagic.com
I've never used him for a wrap but he did a great paint correction detail on my SLS.

tracydeedance

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799 posts

208 months

Sunday 1st September 2013
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Thanks for all your input.
Its basically a colour change the paint is excellent condition but hate the colour.

Once again many thanks

Maybe a winter thing to get done.