YOUR RESEARCHAnyone wrap your own cars? Source?
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I did autobody and wraps a long time ago. At the time it cost 600 bucks and the only option was a few colors with matt finish. My how things have changed. I'm looking to try it again, but I don't know the materials. Does anyone here do it yourself, and where do you source your material?
I'm pretty sure DJT made wrapping illegal
I helped wrap a boat a couple moths ago, the roll of material was about 1000 dollars, 6' x 30' , It was NOT the fancy material. The guy I helped showed me a similar product that would have been 2400 on the roll..
I order from Feller. They have several brands to choose from.
I tried to wrap a hood once...now I'd rather pay someone to do it for me.
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