Wrapping Decision for my Evoque!

Ventiventi...you're going for the satin/matte silver gray? Looks good. Are you matching any aftermarket wheels to it? Apparently satin/matte colours are all the rage in recent motorshows like SEMA, Options Japan..even in the Tokyo Motorshow!

Love it, I think it will look awesome....adds another level of menace

Very Nice indeed!

Yes you just heat it & peel it off when you want revert back it protects the original paint work too.

Usually a whole car wrap is about £1000 so when you think you pay £500 for metallic it's not bad at all!

looks great!

Put up more pics when its all finished and posed!

(08-12-2011 08:53pm)ventiventi Wrote:  nothing will happen! you heat up the wrap and take it off and clean your car afterwards

I'm imagining a car driving down the road on a very hot day with sheets of wrap peeling off ...

It's not my cup of tea, but the rear of the SLK looks pretty good. Will be interested to see RRE owners posting pics.

(11-11-2011 11:12am)WB Wrote:  The army green does look interesting however I saw a Bentley Continental Supersports the other day and it was in my opinion the best matte colour I have seen. I think it would look amazing on the Evoque especially with black wheels...

The bonnet vents on the one I saw were black not grey and looked great so if yours is a coupe you might want to consider leaving the bonnet vents in black.

It's called Dark Grey Satin...

That looks like a car from Bentley Gold Coast in downtown Chicago....I recognize the background and they always park their cars on the sidewalk when taking photos. If it is....that's where I bought my SL65.

(09-12-2011 03:49pm)leveller Wrote:  I'm imagining a car driving down the road on a very hot day with sheets of wrap peeling off ...

It's not my cup of tea, but the rear of the SLK looks pretty good. Will be interested to see RRE owners posting pics.

If the wrapping peels off in very hot days you picked the wrong vinyl quality

You should search for some experienced company they know wich is the best and longlasting quality.

I am using 3M Scotchprint.

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebser...PbPPPPPP--

Finally here are the New & Final Pictures :

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Stunning!

I Love it