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Hardly. Expect $3-12,000 for a printed wrap depending on quality and complexity.I wish I had something cool to advertise on my E, would be cheaper than new paint.
Hardly. Expect $3-12,000 for a printed wrap depending on quality and complexity.I wish I had something cool to advertise on my E, would be cheaper than new paint.
I remember those companies... All of which died off years ago for obvious reasons.this may be true, but i once heard of an advertising company that would wrap your car to advertise a certain company/product and would pay your car payments!!! I think the only catch was you had to drive a certain amount of miles a month or year. Is this true? Has anyone else heard of this?![]()
Actually, the majority of the cost is labor. It takes up to an entire weekend to complete.yeah my buddy has an sc and he paid like 2k just for the side and rear glass to all be done. that printing with uv resistant ink isnt cheap
It causes no damage to the paint and generally they looked pretty neat. Hardly ever ugly designs.so it WAS true.... haha, i always wondered who the heck would want to do that to their new car anyways...![]()
We have a single-color "paint alternative" that runs $1999 installed. That's ONE color though, usually used to change colors of the car.Holy crap! For 12k do you get gold plating or what? Isn't there an economy version like those shrink wrap kits for Easter eggs? Just unroll it over your car and point the torpedo heater at it for a few minutes.![]()
Heat guns and patience.Here-here! I have only done a rookie job on mostly flat areas, and a single color, it's not an easy task!!!
My question is how do the pro's get the rounded (convex) areas to come out looking so good? Heat guns? I'm planning to re-apply mine again this summer with better materials, and a more complete install.
I can't say I do, but I have been asked to fly out to Southern California to do an install. :lol: I told them round trip flight and hotel stay and i'll go anywhere.I've wondered that myself after seeing a couple VW Beetles and a PT Cruiser with full wraps.
Those cars are almost completely rounded panels with very little flat areas. I'm guessing you would have to have the patience of a monk and the skill of a Jedi.
$1999 doesn't sound too bad for a single color. Anyone know a good shop in Northern Minnesota?