Vinyl wrap your car matte black. I have 15ft of this up for sale: http://www.stickercity.com/3m-matte-...rap-sheet.html


Asking 250 OBO ITS LIKE A NEW REMOVEABLE PAINT JOB!

 

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how much is to put on the car?

 

Its self adhesive.. all you need is a credit card to smooth it out

 

bump- doesn't happen overnight. Takes year of experiences. If you can't do a bubble free tint job on a really rounded rear window....don't attempt to do a car.

 

This vinyl has breathing holes that dont close until you "squeegee" it down which prevents it from getting any bubbles.. very easy to work with.. and it doesnt takes years of experience.. just time and patience.. research it.. get a sample and try it.. you obviously haven't used this product

 

^ I do this for a living..Don't kid anyone, this isn't like putting a sticker on. It takes a lot of practice for perfection or for even relatively good results. Even with the ControlTac ( your breathing wholes as you call it ) the material has, it is still very hard to do certain contours. You must heat the vinyl, learn how it stretches, how it reacts on different surfaces. There is special stuff you use on valleys to help promote adhesion ( 3m's primer 94 ) that has to be used or the vinyl will not conform, and will peal up. Not to mention compound contours take a lot of practice to know how the material will actual form, like mirrors, fenders with flairs, ect..

The vehicle above would have cost over 1k to do once installed.

 

I worked at a sigharama for over 2 yrs. Most wrapped cars in the midwest you see rolling around, we did. It nothing anyone random person can do. Just like what he said above. Not going to knock no one. You never know, unless you try. GLWS

 

not easy at all plus 250 i would get a cheap macco paint job instead of a sticker not that i would i paint

 

i used this before, i can do roofs and spoilers, really easy worked with.