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baconsarney

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12,286 posts

182 months

Monday 26th August 2019
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Anyone had their Chim wrapped?

Wondering about prices and colours...............

TIA,

R.

phazed

22,430 posts

225 months

Monday 26th August 2019
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A change is as good as a rest Richard. At our age, we probably need a rest!

Apart from that I’m absolutely no help at all. I would’ve thought around £1000 –£1500 maybe .

sapper

1,134 posts

226 months

Monday 26th August 2019
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Bacon, onions and mushrooms are nice in a wrap.

HiAsAKite

2,513 posts

268 months

Monday 26th August 2019
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I would imagine the contours and curves wouldnt make It the easiest shape to wrap...

TV8

3,397 posts

196 months

Monday 26th August 2019
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How about a peelable plasti-dip spray paint. Qbee has had this done a couple of times and, I think, is very pleased with the results

Classic Chim

12,424 posts

170 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Mickey Mouse, Polish it biggrin
And it’s a great colour as is. thumbup

Penelope Stopit

11,209 posts

130 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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It could melt
Cigarette ash will damage it

QBee

22,040 posts

165 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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The old Plastidip is a matt finish. It costs around £400-600 in. single colour, and they blend it into the door jams etc, so you don't get the under bonnet and door closures coloured unless you pay extra.

The newer Full Dip, which i had with the lacquer finish, will cost under £1000 for a plain colour. I went for a reflex colour and it was £1200 with lacquer and including the Steve Edwards roof.
My car is Starmist Blue underneath, so the blending in works pretty well. You would have more issues going from say yellow to dark green.


QBee

22,040 posts

165 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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PS, it looks ok from a distance, and is pretty hard wearing and more resistant to stone chips than paint, but I have never managed to get as shiny a finish as paint would be. In theory it will just peel off when you want a change. You can always remove it with thinners if not.

baconsarney

Original Poster:

12,286 posts

182 months

Thursday 29th August 2019
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Thanks for all the replies chaps smile