Vinyl wraps

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1clean08denali

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Is there anyone in socal thay does vinyl wraps, I want to wrap my roof in gloss black and also some interior parts in carbon fiber graphite. Figured I'd give the business to a fellow TYF instead of random guy. Lmk thanks in advance.
 

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Get some wrap from ebay and give it a try. I have been wrapping for years and its kind of addicting. I was gonna wrap some of the chrome on my escalade but i cant find wrap that matches stealth gray.

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My patience level is not the best for this type of stuff hahahhaha
 

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I agree, when I wrapped my wood trim the drivers door was pretty nerve racking, decided to just paint them
 

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Im a bit of a perfectionist. I would not be able to deal with little wrinkles if they were to form.
 
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Im a bit of a perfectionist. I would not be able to deal with little wrinkles if they were to form.
I'm the exact same way that's why I don't want to attempt it myself, I'll get pissed and just tear it all off hahahahaha
 

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If you get high quality wrap wrinkles will be no match for a heat gun. If I was in your shoes I'd look into getting enough wrap for the interior pieces you want done and try it out.... or you could come to GA and I'd be happy to do it. Lol...
 
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If you get high quality wrap wrinkles will be no match for a heat gun. If I was in your shoes I'd look into getting enough wrap for the interior pieces you want done and try it out.... or you could come to GA and I'd be happy to do it. Lol...
Hahahaha, thx for the advice maybe I'll order it up and give her a try. I'm looking at 3m material so I know it's decent stuff.
 

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