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Thanks for posting all the pics, I've always been curious how this wrap process looks/works. Car looks fantastic !!!
(Also curious how do they remove the wrap ?)
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Originally Posted by Chukman
Love the color. That looks awesome! Enjoy your new ride...
Thanks much! Can't wait till it's finished!
Originally Posted by Dzv69
Thanks for posting all the pics, I've always been curious how this wrap process looks/works. Car looks fantastic !!!
(Also curious how do they remove the wrap ?)
Happy to share, a bit of heat and a little elbow grease removes the wrap fairly easy.
Originally Posted by Omega Doom
well done and great color and i see you have some nice mods done to it maybe even adding a black alternator for that all black engine bay theme
Yup, that's something that has been bugging me for quite a while.....once I get the car back home I'll take care of that and a few other things...need to do the fuel rail cover letters in the same blue along with the silver letters on the intake.
Originally Posted by DanielW
Came out great. My black C5 is in dire need of a repaint or a wrap. Considering the cost of the wrap, I might just go that route.
For sure less than paint....just keep in mind it won't last as long as paint, and it's only as good as the surface it's being laid on.
Originally Posted by T-RAY1978
It does look amazing, how long did the process take..?
This was a side gig, so he's been going at his own pace....which is slow and steady. About 2 weeks.
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