I Just got a custom Wrap put on my Challenger and love it!
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From: Chicago
on the rims to really set it off flat black with a red pin strip on the rim from like the center out to the tire and red painted brake calipers
that would look evil
thanks Pizzo
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From: Raleigh, NC
I like it. I read an article about a BMW that had this done. Went from a black car to a White wrap. Its expensive, but when you go to sell the car, you can remove the vinyl and have flawless paint to help with a resale.
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From: Hamilton, Ontario
I think the car looks great, and it's awesome that whenever you decide to remove it you'll have brand new paint underneath. Flat black is a mean, bad *** look, so it compliments a mean looking bad *** car. Is there a warranty to protect you against bubbles, tears, fading etc?
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From: Miami, FL
Paul that looks great, we may suggest that to some of our clients in the future.
rjc799: you can visit our website www.kingsofwraps.com for more pictures.
rjc799: you can visit our website www.kingsofwraps.com for more pictures.
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I learned the concept of wrapping from a guy at a tint school I went to. He did it "on the side" for a lot of extra coin. He had a printing company printing them out and he would just install them for that company. sub contracted I guess. He did a lot of box vans and stuff like that. semi trailers and stuff. he mailed me some dvds and places to get some tools. I just havent got around to it yet.
I wouldnt mind finding some vinyl to practice with, maybe try to wrap my truck or caliber. lol
I do like the flat black, just tossing out ideas.
I wouldnt mind finding some vinyl to practice with, maybe try to wrap my truck or caliber. lol
I do like the flat black, just tossing out ideas.