Vinyl wrap

[Cbridgewater]

So, I was considering painting my bumpers and trim some type of black, but then got the bright idea of doing them in a vinyl wrap. Still has the polished finish of the original trim underneath in case I eventually want to put it back. If you're wondering, it's a 72 Challenger 318 car (now 340) nothing fancy, but I am looking to do more of a restomod type build. Anyone have experience using wrap?

[RUNCHARGER]

Wrap is pretty awesome especially if you have a good guy doing it.

[Cbridgewater]

It's cheap enough to buy, I figure I'll give it a shot myself first and see how I like it, then go from there.

[cuda hunter]

Please post pictures of your process.  Very curious of your outcome.

[challengermaniac]

Very tedious work.......... be sure to get a quality wrap material!

[Cudajason]

that's a great idea...where would you by the wrap???

Jason

[benlavigne]

Wrap is pretty awesome especially if you have a good guy doing it.

Or gal! Meet Christina, who did my Bumblebee... For those who follow Nick's Garage on YouTube, she's Vassily's wife, she has an awesome 700+HP Chevelle with a pink Big Block!

Ben

[Cbridgewater]

3m wrap is available online from a few vendors

[Burdar]

Or gal! Meet Christina, who did my Bumblebee... For those who follow Nick's Garage on YouTube, she's Vassily's wife, she has an awesome 700+HP Chevelle with a pink Big Block

Did she use that razor tape to cut the stripe outline after the vinyl was on?

[benlavigne]

Or gal! Meet Christina, who did my Bumblebee... For those who follow Nick's Garage on YouTube, she's Vassily's wife, she has an awesome 700+HP Chevelle with a pink Big Block

Did she use that razor tape to cut the stripe outline after the vinyl was on?

Yes, I thought it was a great idea!

Ben