I think it looks great now, love the gloss top, makes it look like a stealth fighter's canopy.
Don't worry about the wide body kit... I'm assuming the primary intent for wrapping this car is for company advertising, not for trying to make it a crazy show car.
Plus if I was actually considering wrapping my vehicle, I would be more interested in checking out the quality of the wrap job versus what crazy modifications the car has on it. Nice work!
Just curious, how many hours did it take you?
Don't worry about the wide body kit... I'm assuming the primary intent for wrapping this car is for company advertising, not for trying to make it a crazy show car.
Plus if I was actually considering wrapping my vehicle, I would be more interested in checking out the quality of the wrap job versus what crazy modifications the car has on it. Nice work!
Just curious, how many hours did it take you?
Here she is! Done!
sorry not a fan for 2 reasons:
1. Formula Red is the only way to go! (like mine)
2. Just to trendy and ghetto, but maybe you are a rapper?
You're trying too hard. While I can appreciate the time put in, our cars look much better solid/simple colors. If your goal is flat or matte black, wrap the whole car in that. When you leave out side skirts, specific roof sections, silver front valance, and tacky logo's all over the car it looks like you hit a deer or repaired a totalled NSX and cannot afford to paint the car one solid color.
I think it'd look much better all solid matte black, with the possibility of an all gloss black wrapped roof and/or mirrors. The red center caps, red/gloss black logos all over the car imo do make it look like a thrown together salvage nsx/1987 trans am.
Cleaner is always better. But what do I know, opinions are like a-holes everyone has them and if you're happy with the way it looks I'm all for it and can definitely appreciate the labor involved.
Very happy with it and it's influenced my work load tremendously so all smiles but thanks for your thoughts.
Is your car apple green?!?
Very happy with it and it's influenced my work load tremendously so all smiles but thanks for your thoughts.
Any tips on how you cut lines so straight on that charger for the stripes?
Do you lay down the big section and then take a straight edge, line it up, and then take a sharp knife and very carefully cut the wrap along the straight edge but between where it's sticking to the paint and laying on the straight edge?
sorry not a fan for 2 reasons:
1. Formula Red is the only way to go! (like mine)
2. Just to trendy and ghetto, but maybe you are a rapper?
hi United
simple question....
looking at the passenger door in your close up pics,it kinda looks like scuff marks all over it, is this the case? is it a wrap that you have to be very careful not to touch it? just curious..
the blacked out logo does look way better..
Gary~
g3driver- Your car looks great!
I don't understand why they asked to see it because you were just saying the same thing as most of the red, black and silver guys do. Most of us are used to hearing it :wink:.
It's ok.....What is wrong with wanting to see pictures of his car?
He's talking about "RED" is the only way to go.Anyways....
I'm in the northeast and would prefer a wrap in a traditional fuzzy red/black flannel.