work in progress.. matt/flat black
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Originally Posted by JGTC_350z
nice car bro
what happened to the turbos? damn if only dubai permits turbocharging too i'd do it in an instant =)
what happened to the turbos? damn if only dubai permits turbocharging too i'd do it in an instant =)
Originally Posted by WXSigns
All the top vinyl mfg are making a "Wrap" film for cars now a days. And, yes there is a difference in the film. The wrap film has micro holes in it to release the air when going over compound curves and angles, which allows the end result of a smooth surface. There is even a vinyl film company that will paint the film 1st with any mfg paint code.
Originally Posted by eze-edsel
I wonder if BAT could make an overlay like this?
his prices are very resonable and he does good work from what I have heard from members that have bought from him. I will be buying his roof overlay soon.
to the OP: car looks sweet bro.
his prices are very resonable and he does good work from what I have heard from members that have bought from him. I will be buying his roof overlay soon.to the OP: car looks sweet bro.
you guys have to realize that this vinyl wrapping isn't something you can do yourself, a shop has to professionally install it. Designing it is the easy part; actually wrapping a car is a fair amount of work. As I said earlier, figure $2500-$4000.
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Originally Posted by moforeynolds
Vinyl wraps are not new, and can be made in any color or design that you can imagine.
you guys have to realize that this vinyl wrapping isn't something you can do yourself, a shop has to professionally install it. Designing it is the easy part; actually wrapping a car is a fair amount of work. As I said earlier, figure $2500-$4000.
you guys have to realize that this vinyl wrapping isn't something you can do yourself, a shop has to professionally install it. Designing it is the easy part; actually wrapping a car is a fair amount of work. As I said earlier, figure $2500-$4000.
i paid about $1200 to get it installed
Originally Posted by alshawi
i paid about $1200 to get it installed
...unless you mean 1200 Dinars, which would be roughly $3000 US.
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Originally Posted by moforeynolds
you are also on the other side of the globe (assuming your location tag is correct). If there is a domestic place that will do a quality job for $1200 I would like to know, I have done a number of these for clients (I'm a graphic designer and do contract marketing development) and I know what it usually costs.
...unless you mean 1200 Dinars, which would be roughly $3000 US.
...unless you mean 1200 Dinars, which would be roughly $3000 US.
yeah i know what u mean.. no i paid 400 dinars buddy.. thts roughly 1200 dollars..
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Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
Looks good, but I do see some red peeking out around some edges. This normal?
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Originally Posted by seekanddestroy
alshawi, for some reason everytime I try to reply to PMs my browser crashes so I have to reply to you here.
Heres a few pics of the rear and as you can see I removed the stock spoiler as well as a few other parts
Heres a few pics of the rear and as you can see I removed the stock spoiler as well as a few other parts
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This is what i found http://http://www.foilacar.com/colourchangefoil.php Check it out. They work on some crazy cars!
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