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About 1/5 of the price of a wrap, same basic results, WAY easier to DIY.
Do you realize how many rattle cans you would have to order to do a whole car with that product? I have been told 4 gallons minimum to do a proper 'dip' coating on our Vettes.
looks like the rattle cans are designed for wheels/accessories only (which is under the DIY section of their site). Under "Professional" is where whole car coverage is included, which looks to spray on like a traditional paint job?
Looks like they did a good clean job but I would never do this . I always considered this a ricer mod that kids do because they couldn’t afford a real paint job
So it can't be polished and when the shine starts to diminish there is no getting it back?
I have toyed w/ getting my car wrapped after a heavy duty detail & paint correction to the original surface...even though I already have the bumper & 1/3 hood covered in Xpel ultimate film, I just like the idea of the whole car being entirely covered & essentially impervious to most damage/wear & tear.
Not nearly as difficult to keep clean, save $$$ over time on paint products & time spent detailing, preserves original paint, etc.
Anyhow - if its vinyl.....I would think some Aerospace 303 would keep it looking NICE if treated once a month or so - it does wonders to my toneau cover on my truck & I've seen what it can do for boat vinyl as well.