Wraps??
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#4
o ok got it now lol I've hard of it but i just threw a bra on mine since the hood and front bumper were replaced and the paint was slightly off i figured I'd not only cover it but stop the rock chips, thanks for the explanation
#5
He's talking about a 3M vinyl wrap. It just covers your car so you don't get rocks and pollen sticking to or chipping your paint.
Look at this site if you want some more details >> Home Page
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#6
He's talking about a 3M vinyl wrap. It just covers your car so you don't get rocks and pollen sticking to or chipping your paint.
Look at this site if you want some more details >> Home Page
Look at this site if you want some more details >> Home Page
Hi `Mike, & Thanks for the link & helping a member 4-Sure
I wonder `if we have any member's that have had their Monte Carlo Wrapped ? If anyone has & you see this post please let us know `OK.
Member's, what do you think of "Wrap'in your Monte ?
Maybe 4 Christmas ?
Personally, I'd like to see a vehicle with this done, and I wonder how it holds `up over time or in the Florida Sun ?
Post your experience/knowledge on this subject (Thanks)
#7
I don't have a full body wrap, but I wrapped my lower ground effects and also my trunk panel. So far they have held up great, and it's been one year in Iowa. If I did my whole car I would think twice about the color. The black on my trunk panel can get really hot and almost start to become soft and stretchy just by the sun. I would be worried about it becoming deformed or shrink in the hot sun. Though that could be because of the vinyl I have. I think a whole wrap would look great and be a lot cheaper than a paint job. I say go for it!
#8
When you get the whole car done, you can have any kind of graphic or mural or whatever put on it. I have been thinking about doing it too. Cheaper than getting all of the details painted on, I've been told.
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