Wrapped rough looking Porsche’s

[Honeywell]

I’ve decided I dislike the brand tendency for being anally OEM, detailed, specced, FPSHE, valeted to a mirror finish etc etc.

So this concept has really caught my eye:







Is this a sub culture? How does a good customised wrap like this cost? I’m tempted to do one on a Gen2 987. I love the 17inch gold wheels.

Edited by Honeywell on Tuesday 5th June 00:44

Edited by Honeywell on Tuesday 5th June 00:48

[Sam_A]

I was quoted between £1200 and £3600 for a colour change on my 981. The amount you pay will be reflected in the quality of the finish.

Ironically the neglected look probably requires massive attention to detail to get it to look just right, I'd guess it would double the cost. That one does look good.

I ended up going DIY for a colour change on my car and I'm happy with the results for a first attempt. Friends and family thought I was bonkers but everyone has been impressed so far. Steep learning curve but I see myself re wrapping the car once a year going forward in lots of non OEM colours.
Great skill to learn in my opinion and look forward to using it again on lots of future projects.

[DJMC]

Good points - you don't ever have to wash it again.

Bad points - you'll never notice when your car gets scratched, dinged, rusty!

[Honeywell]

I could really go with this concept.

My L323RR is covered in mud, festooned in dog hair and littered with empty shotgun cartridges. It just looks soooo much better and wealthier than the sparkly ones parked outside Waitrose.

Edited by Honeywell on Tuesday 5th June 16:31

[Honeywell]

I could really go with this concept.

My L323RR is covered in mud, festooned in dog hair and littered with empty shotgun cartridges. It just looks soooo much better and wealthier than the sparkly ones parked outside Waitrose.

Edited by Honeywell on Wednesday 6th June 10:16

[JasonSteel]

love the Martini livery and - surprisingly for me - the gold wheels, but surely the rust and deterioration take away from an otherwise fantastic looking car?

[jonttt]

That’s Kimbo car, you can search for it on 911uk with details of how it was done.

From memory it was a spray that peels off if needed but a lot of hand finishing to get the result. I think he was offering the services based on the result on his own car ?

[DJMC]

Boss dog:

https://www.instagram.com/bossdoggraphics/

Film:

https://www.wrappingstudio.co.uk/shop/3m/3m-rust-s...

Edited by DJMC on Tuesday 5th June 17:02