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> It a Wrap, Paint me into a corner or is it a Warp?
forrestkhaag
post May 27 2017, 09:47 PM
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To start a thread on paint verses a wrap here is the quintessential Gambini. If your paint is ok but not spectacular is it better to spend x-thousands on a full and beautiful paint job or is it wise to consider a current day technology wrap in the color or pattern of your choice allowing you the ability the change the "visual" three to five times verses the life of a paint job. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/WTF.gif)


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porschetub
post May 27 2017, 11:38 PM
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Get the bugger running and driving,there is a lot you can do with average paint really,my cars paintwork has had a pretty hard time during the conversion but not really fussed as it won't go any better with nice paint.
The OP had done a dry fit with steel flares he had so need to touch up a few areas.
I plan to pump out my rear guards out for 8x16 so all will be sorted paint wise then.
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