Originally Posted by Pirana

now call the Army for more sponsorship!

Originally Posted by goad_white03

There are advantages and disadvantages to this. I never have to wax or clay bar the car. Its very easy to take care of, all you do it wash it with Jonson Baby soap because it doesn't have additives in it, and for wiping it down you use 91% Alcohol on a rag. Can not use any wax products.

Originally Posted by sujinX

love it... but same pics as posted on the other threads :-(

Originally Posted by Boltz.

It will still get contaminated like paint, so a claybar will still be a worthwhile process, it just isn't as crucial. You never HAVE to wax or clay it, but you don't have to wax or clay paint either. It just looks better and provides a protective layer for the sun and elements to beat on, instead of it beating on your vinyl.

Here is a wax that work well http://www.swissvax.us/merchant.mvc?...ode=MATT-PAINT



Ditto.


Nice color choice though. Enjoy my old RPF1's! LOL

Originally Posted by goad_white03

Cost for a car like mine is around $1800



There are advantages and disadvantages to this. I never have to wax or clay bar the car. Its very easy to take care of, all you do it wash it with Jonson Baby soap because it doesn't have additives in it, and for wiping it down you use 91% Alcohol on a rag. Can not use any wax products.

I chose a wrap because i did the wide body and didn't want to paint it. plus my car had a few dings i was able to fix and wrap over. I was also sponsored for this but as said above it would cost around $1800 for a car with lots of vents, add-ons, ect. Also depends on the color, Seems like every week they are coming out with new colors now.

Originally Posted by doober

Thanks for the response. Now my last question is the paint underneath will still be completely fine afterwards correct? Any prep work to the paint before the vinyl or just a nice clean and rub down by the shop?

Nonetheless, looks amazing man!

Originally Posted by Mikey@Spec-Ops

Looks nice Justin, can't wait to see the final product man. Mags, mags, and more mags! Lol

Mikey

Originally Posted by Blitz

Anyone have a link to the current colors offered by 3M? I was on the fence about doing this someday and this thread isn't helping my wallet out any.

Originally Posted by goad_white03

That wax works good for matte paint but not for vinyl. If you wax vinyl it will get a build up on it because it now 100% smooth like paint it. I know alot of people with vinyl wrapped cars and no one waxes them. as for clay bar never heard of someone doing that either because you can use a quick detailer on it.

Originally Posted by Evolution IVGSR

I am jealous that you did that color. I recently got a new sample booklet from 3M and saw that in there new colors and wasn't sure how it would like on a car. Its SICK!!!! Now I have to try to do something different again