Vinyl Wraps
11-23-2009, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by tex_phil' post='1059649' date='Nov 21 2009, 06:34 AM
Don, do you recommend anyone who wraps in Texas?
-Don
11-23-2009, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by -Mike-' post='854605' date='Apr 21 2009, 08:53 PM
I think it is interesting as well. I am curious where you find your patience to work with this stuff? I <tried> putting a vinyl wrap on my chrome trim. Seemed like a great looking mod and was 20 bucks....what do I have to lose?
MY FREAKIN MIND is what I lost...OMG...this stuff is soooooooo freakin hard to work with. I mean nearly impossible. I did finish it. But I didn't do a very good job. Bubbles here, wrinkles there. I will keep it on for a while...but only until I get the cash to buy the shadowline trim. UGH!!!!! So pissed! Only because I thought for once I could get something at a cheap price....it looked great on the gallery cars :thumbsdown: Anyway, you have my respect....that stuff is THE WORST.
MY FREAKIN MIND is what I lost...OMG...this stuff is soooooooo freakin hard to work with. I mean nearly impossible. I did finish it. But I didn't do a very good job. Bubbles here, wrinkles there. I will keep it on for a while...but only until I get the cash to buy the shadowline trim. UGH!!!!! So pissed! Only because I thought for once I could get something at a cheap price....it looked great on the gallery cars :thumbsdown: Anyway, you have my respect....that stuff is THE WORST.
Why don't you paint it matte black? Do you want to keep the trim chromed? you have just have to wetsand your pieces, wash thoroughly with palm olive, let air dry, fan spray, let dry...... easy enough.