Heedz

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It's cause it wasnt a turbo dieser!

Krinkov

iTrader: (21)

not counting the pieces we re-did, it took about 50' to do my vette,

https://www.i-club.com/forums/bay-ar...k-pics-243096/

we used 3M 1080 film which comes in 5'X75' rolls, this should be enough to wrap pretty much any car and have extra for the pieces that you F up (and you will!)

And yeah, that plastidip does NOT stand up well to external use at all

GST Motorsports

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Only takes a couple of hours to wrap a car though right Dodgy?

wombatsauce

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The last car I wrapped took 20min tops but that was a rush job with a roll of U-Haul green cling-wrap. Pro-tip: if you bring a sheet of cardboard it makes it a lot easier to toss the roll under the car for a more complete job.

STInavyguy

I've been thinking about vinyl wrapping my subie, though i would totally mess it up if i did the job my self, so it will probably be my next "post deployment present to myself" to get it done professionally.

mannypro

Once I buy some vinyl, I plan on doing a pretty thourough write-up on the install. I will check out the 3m stuff. Thanks

PROcede

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Yes I do he's done a lot of my BMW friends cars and my own.

pho_shizzle

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LOL!

sigma pi

iTrader: (6)

more like 20 hours ........ and its still crap if you arent a pro haha

Krinkov

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Still have nightmares about the amount of hours I spent on the L