Car Wrap Service - Entire Car - San Jose Area?
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From: San Jose, Ca
My Ride: E60
Model Year: 2005
Who would be the best go to person to get an entire car wrapped? Anyone in the San Jose area or anyone willing to do a mobile service in the bayarea?
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Sorry man the only place I know of that does a good job wrapping is Kar Tunz in Pleasanton.
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Do people price it upon the service, material, and time to do the work, or they mark it up depending on the car? I know you have to take into account if you're wrapping a cheap car that you can afford to F up, but the service should be the same across the board.
Reason why I ask is, I got quoted an outrageous price.
Reason why I ask is, I got quoted an outrageous price.
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im not sure what prices you are finding but ill chime in if it helps
if its a E60 5 series....youre looking at $2500 minimum for a bare bones wrap (basic colors/finishes/no trim, no mirror bases, etc) and about $3500 for a wrap that includes door jambs and the works....if you want chrome wrap its going to be like $8k to $10k....
true, the pricing can go up dramatically if its an exotic....meaning lambos or ferarris because you have to take much more time & prep so you dont damage anything....hell you might have to call in a tech who can knowledgibly help you take apart the trim w/o damaging it.
if you want your car wrapped for less than $2k i dont think you are going to find really good quality to be honest. you get what you pay for...
if its a E60 5 series....youre looking at $2500 minimum for a bare bones wrap (basic colors/finishes/no trim, no mirror bases, etc) and about $3500 for a wrap that includes door jambs and the works....if you want chrome wrap its going to be like $8k to $10k....
true, the pricing can go up dramatically if its an exotic....meaning lambos or ferarris because you have to take much more time & prep so you dont damage anything....hell you might have to call in a tech who can knowledgibly help you take apart the trim w/o damaging it.
if you want your car wrapped for less than $2k i dont think you are going to find really good quality to be honest. you get what you pay for...
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Thanks Chris, at least your prices are more reasonable and you at least explained it better than some of the other guys about working with exotics.
I'll show you what I need wrapped. Entire car to gloss white.
I'll show you what I need wrapped. Entire car to gloss white.


