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Nowaytk
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Location: London
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Wraps
Just wondered, I have read that people have either had parts, sections or even their whole car wrapped, has anyone had a reason to take the wrap off ? Only reason I'm asking this is because I know someone who had their 3 series conv wrapped for a gumball type of event & on return took off the wrap only to find that where sections were cut/spliced together, the person who done it had used a blade to get "nice" joints ( apparently the sections of wrap aren't big enough to cover large areas ) and therefore left nice cut lines in the paint. I don't know if this is normal or just a case of shoddy workmanship ? If its normal practice, all those thinking, I'll get it wrapped in this colour & then change it back to its original colour might have a bigger job on their hands than expected.
Would be happy to know if there are people out there with no problems at all & my mates car was just done by a chancer.
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26-08-2012 09:46pm |
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Evo-king
Posts: 2,102
Joined: Oct 2011
Location: Gloucestershire
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RE: Wraps
I've read about that happening as well.
I was looking at a clear wrap some time back and one of the companies I researched detailed their process and pointed out they didn't use blades because of the potential damage.
I guess it's a case of doing your homework.
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