here are a few pics




Feel free to give me your honest opinion, good or bad. I'll be posting more soon !




Of course I don't mind! I'll take some when I get off work today at 6. There are probable 2 minor imperfections on the car thus far( two small creases) But I only had to pay for the material($600) & give my friend a case of beer and a pack of cigarettes to teach me how to wrap it, since that's the next trade i'm looking into perfecting. All the edges are all tucked properly & it's seamless.bartZ32tt wrote:Looks excellent! But how does it look up-close along the seams/edges? If you don't mind sharing.

I should be able to get a good year or 2 out of this wrap.. I only had my buddy do the parts that I showed on the first post & I had to finish the rest by myself since he's out of town & I couldn't stand looking at my unfinished car. lol I finished it last night & have it sitting in my garage over night since it's been pissing down rain these past few days ( which is really bad for the wrap). My friend who helped me out said not to wash it for a week cause water can get into some areas & cause it to peel up (Not likely but better to have the vinyl fully sealed just to be safe). So the same day of the photo on my first post it rained all that night & caused some minor problems but nothing too bad. But,besides that only have one pretty obvious 'seam'DCaff300ZX wrote:I'll be interested to hear how long it lasts looking any good...the idiot adult child business owner next door to us has wrapped all of his "toys" with matte black wrap, and all have what I consider eyesore blemishes all over the place from what looked pretty solid a few months back.
LOTS of loose spots at the seams and cut-ins such as side markers, bumpers, grille edges, etc...
Chrome vinyls are amazing! But, cost a lot of coin! Especially if you get it done at a shop.nexus08 wrote:Interesting, I'll definitely be watching this thread as I was thinking about doing the same thing.
Except I was thinking about blue chrome... bling bling...
Also, what size roll did you end up buying, and is that what you buy if you had to do it again?
Yeah it looks A LOT better than my original paint so regardless so i'm extremely satisfied. All my neighbors who have seen it were mind blown & I told them this isn't really a good job since it's my first wrap with some help on half of it, & since the original paint had a lot of spots peeling & stuff. But, it made the car look 100x better. & it's going to last me a good 1-3 years. There are a few parts like my driver door that i'm going to re-do but i'm not complaing due to the amount of scrap I have left over & plus it's more learning for me.z32loverboy wrote:Yeah, I'm also not a fan of the "Bling Bling" Too much going on there. But If it turns out to be good and last awhile then you got a fantastic deal on a wrap!
I agree with most matte finishes, but once the 'Metallic' is combined it's puts a whole new meaning to Matte IMO. This color Matte Blue Metallic, shines in the sun,rain, & night. It's incredible & I absolutely love it.nexus08 wrote:lol... yeah... probably too much.
But at the same time, I don't understand the matte finishes people are putting on cars. I always thought a car looked best when it was shinning... the matte just reminds me of a primered car running around. No offense OP.
But the blue chrome may be a bit too much shine.
Not many, I have a few from my phone, but i'll be pulling my camera out after work & taking some real photos.Rager wrote:uummm pics of it finished yet?![]()
looks good. some close up pics would be nice, i dont know much about vinyl wrapping but it looks good to me from here.
whats the prep work like to the paint to get it stick? im sure PC would be the best for wheels but if you could wrap wheels with it, it seems like a cheep fix it it gets messed up . compared to lets say PCing. i also hear of plastidip for wheels but im not trying to thread jack
continue on......
Thanks!ChaseOfSpadeZ wrote:I wasn't expecting this, but I really like the way it looks. Clean around the seems.
Thanks man!z32loverboy wrote:I like it, looks good!
For the hood,nose panel,t-tops & other small flat surfaces on the z32 I would say it was a 5 on difficulty (10 being the hardest).


I would ask him next time you see him where he got it done at, and from there ask that shop questions about pricing, material and maybe even some tips if you wan to do it yourself.. Also check out Metrorestyling.com they have a bunch of instruction write ups and even a few videos.DiesILL wrote:Sounds good man... I may make an attempt in the next month or so.
Oh and that chrome blue GTR is near my area. He shows up at a weekly event often. I think he is affiliated or owns a tuning shop.


