Fresh out of the shop, wrapped in crimson satin red chrome. The finish is unbelievable. It looks better to the naked eye, especially in sunlight and even low-light. This idea has been a long one in the making.
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Wrapped my GT
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Is your rear diffuser aftermarket, and how much did you pay in total for the whole wrap?
Thank you, Ladi
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WAOOOO SPLENDID
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Yes it's by Maxton Design in the UK. You should be able to find them on ebay as well. It's priced really well. The wrap cost $3k (canadian).
Yeah it's variable. The cost of the media dictates most of the price fluctuation. For example, Avery chrome series would be around $4-5k depending on whether it's satin or mirror chrome, but Vvivid or Inozetek standard gloss series would be around $1500-1800. I used teckwrap which was $1000 cheaper than Avery's similar offering. Still good quality wrap but I think they offer much more unique colors than Avery.
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Check your dm's.
Price I paid was reduced since I've done work with them before and keep in touch with the owner. They do excellent work. Most other reputable shops quoted a bit higher and not all offered a 2 year guarantee against lifts and bubbles.
I wouldn't trust my GT to a $800 wrap job.
What are they wrapping it with? 24K gold? Lol.
Spending $6K to wrap a car worth maybe $40K is a bit insane. However, I've seen people spend $10K on wheels to put on a $5K Honda so insanity is everywhere I guess.
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Whaaaaat? That is insane. Whoever pays that much for a matte black is getting hosed.
Sure but you have to do the work yourself instead of chilling
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I saw one get the ceramic coating treatment after it was wrapped, which I thought was interesting.
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You aren't supposed to wax wraps as it can dissolve the adhesion around the seams. However, you can ceramic coat it. Also with finishes like matte and satin, you don't really need to wax or polish it. Chrome wraps and gloss scratch quite easily and you can't do much about that. But if you tore the wrap, you can just re-wrap the panel.
There is also another option for color change. You can do a liquid wrap too. You can achieve any color you want as it goes on like paint, except it has self healing properties. So if you dragged your key along it, the 'mark' will disappear in a few minutes. You can't achieve any finish though like with vinyl. Both options can last up to 5+ years. Because I don't drive in the winter or rain, the wrap will last a LOT longer of course.
Where did you get the full body it front back and sides and the wrap, appreciate any links you can share to buy the exact same. Thx much
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