http://cars.donedeal.ie/for-sale/cars/1439901
Never seen a full car done before, its originally blue. How much would this cost? Also what about when your washing the car with a power washer or whatever?
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http://cars.donedeal.ie/for-sale/cars/1439901
Never seen a full car done before, its originally blue. How much would this cost? Also what about when your washing the car with a power washer or whatever?
The wraps arent cheap, usually around 1500-1700 supplied and fitted, as much as a full respray. They hold up well with washing etc, theyve come a long way in the last few years to be honest.
senn this done a couple of times... its about 3k depending on car and done properly. tbh id repaint my car for that money and repaint it again if i didnt like it lol... nice car though in blue (without the mirrors)
1,200 in Limerick to get a full car wrapped in Carbon Vinyl Jay...
Nice to know thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kruizer
Danni's 180 was wrapped. works out around the same price of a respray.
Personally I'd prefer a re-spary as you can treat any rust spots as you come across them, with a wrap you can just be covering up problems that could come back to haunt you!
sjs design are prob the best in the uk at it i got a quote off them before it was 2k sterling looks class when done right
thats a fookin serious job done!! its not an easy job!!
I'm goin wrapping the 15 in mad blue with heaps of glitter tru it doinit myself to full dori spec lol should be fun(not) but no harm trying he'll of allot cheaper thanrespray if it works out.will stick pics up as I go tacky but functional for scarage just replace with a new length of vinyl.
Had to laugh at the advert:
And here's me thinking all registration plates were supposed to read the same.. Aren't I silly...? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by DoneDeal Seller
i'm really tired so maybe i'm just not picking up on your sarcasmQuote:
Originally Posted by Nicky
but its an audi S3 (53/S3 get it?)
ive wrapped yokes,
its a pain in the ass have to remove bages/trims handles etc depending on car/van
basically like prepn for a respray
simple colour change works out bout €1200-€1500
beware of matte blacks though sum brands of vinyl are shit & the matte
gets shiny when marked or scratched
& chalk does not come off if sum b**tard kid uses it as a black board:mad:
i wonder what would the paint be like after say 5 years? would it come off easy enough like?
Mate of mine is wrapping a car in carbon this week, will get pic's ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AE86-20v
savage looking car build thread on vagdrivers.net
Would this not rip or tair with stone chips and bits be hanging off like tiny bits but you'd see it??
probaly a silly question but cant you get metalic colours
My old drift car had a full wrap done to it. The guy who done mine also done a job for Ronan Keating (after seeing mine) and the job was under €1k for a matt black on a Porsche ;)
deSign Corner is the place, based out in Coolock, the only limit on the wraps is whats in your imagination, once you can draw it!
Andy Murphy is the guy who owns it ;)
im going to be doing my roof in carbon vinyl i think, DIY ofcorse. will whack pics up when its done if it works lol
theres a company called revolution doing the full wraps for 1200 at the moment as a special offer.. price will be going back up to 1500 though
Actually I'm getting a hardtop for my mx5 and was rriginally looking for a black one, but after seeing this I got thinking that maybe I could carbon wrap one. Could work out not costing much more as then I could get one in any colour once its cheap enough. Usually against carbon wrap but have come around a bit to the idea now. So who to contact? SJS Designs I know do deadly carbon wrap that looks spot on (as AFAIK it is actually carbon). But could be hassle getting it shipped around the place in the UK. Anyone in Ireland do good work and what price would ppl expect to pay? Will ring SJS tomorrow I think anyway. Not interested in any places where it looks fake and wank
Give Andy a ring at deSign corner, no bak a couple of posts based in Dublin too ;)