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Contrast Roof or Wrap?
XFullFatTim
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Post: #21
RE: Contrast Roof or Wrap?

When I was considering having a contrast roof wrap on a car with panoramic roof the local wrapping company advised against doing it! They claimed that the strip across the front of the roof between the windscreen and the front edge of the glass roof was likely to peel back quite easily as it isn't very wide, it's ok if you don't have the pano roof, then there are less fiddly corners close by each other. Also they were charging the same for pano roof wrapping as for a non pano roof wrap to reduce the number of joins/ butted edges which are where peeling can start

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(This post was last modified: 23-06-2013 01:00pm by XFullFatTim.)
23-06-2013 12:57pm
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SINGHY
 

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Post: #22
RE: Contrast Roof or Wrap?

Having had various areas of my car wrapped I think I can speak with some authority on the subject. It's been almost a year and there's been no degradation. It still looks great and blends in nicely with the original factory finish.

Pure SD4 5 door in Orkney Grey with Tech Pack, Xenons, Pan Roof, Auto dim mirror, Gloss black Dynamic grill upgrade, Roof, sde vents and waist rail wrapped in gloss black, Front Fogs, Style 4 Alloys and Spare Wheel - Collected on 6 April.
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