Vinyl wraps

hjpcummins · Mar 24, 2014

Just tossing around the idea of covering my new skins with vinyl wrap.. Just seeing why I shouldn't?

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TacomaJD · Mar 24, 2014

Re: Re: Vinyl wraps

Do it. The thicker mil vinyl, the more durable. Easiest, cheapest way to have kickass designs on your ****. Plan on doing my hood one day when I take a break from spending on other ****.

My buddy's zuki has pretty badass wrap on it and has held up well for several years.

crawlin85cj · Mar 24, 2014

My wrapped panels look good longer than powder coat or paint. I'm a fan

85buggy · Mar 24, 2014

Going to try it next time

Jpyke15 · Mar 26, 2014

Where does one shop for these?

TBItoy · Mar 26, 2014

Re: Re: Re: Vinyl wraps

Jpyke15 said:
Where does one shop for these?

Most decent size towns have at least one sign shop that does custom vinyl printing ,signs and vehicle wraps. They are very common in advertising.

TacomaJD · Mar 26, 2014

Around here, it is usually tint shops. There are 2 different window tinting shops that also does vinyl graphics and then there is one sign shop like mentioned above that does it too.

It's cool if the guy that does is patient and will work with you to create custom style stuff. You can take pretty much any digital image or background you can find on the net and he can arrange them on his computer program and print out some badass graphics.

smurfy90 · Mar 26, 2014

http://www.hardlinecrawlers.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=3160

This guy does it in moulton al

pkcole · Mar 26, 2014

cmoultrie does outstanding work :drinkers:

kmcminn · Mar 26, 2014

What can you look at spending on one.

GIZMO1 · Mar 26, 2014

Wrap prices seem to vary a lot. I had my Jeep done by a local shop for $700.00 and that Included doing a set of full doors and half doors . my price was probably lower than most since the shop I used does all my decals and wraps for my fleet .

TacomaJD · Mar 26, 2014

Cost depends on who does it, some are way more than others. 2nd factor is what mil vinyl they use. Some places use thicker vinyl which costs more, but will last wayyyyy better.

crawlin85cj · Mar 26, 2014

My buggy was $300 with no graphics. Just plain white wrap installed

cmoultrie · Mar 26, 2014

I've got a full service sign shop in Moulton. I do full vehicle wraps, race car wraps, buggies , side by sides, fleet lettering, lighted signs, trade show displays, and all varieties of artwork.
If there is anything I can help anyone with on here just shoot me a PM and I will hook you up.

Thanks Smurfy, Piper, PKCole(miss see you at the mill, I'd give anything to be getting ready for a spring outage right now!)