Any Az guys interested in car wrap?
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Any Az guys interested in car wrap?
I've got a group buy going for a discounted rate if any of the guys in Az want to get in. Here's some pics of his work on my Cousin's C6:
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What's their typical rate for doing a wrap on an entire car like the V? Is it dependent on the type of wrap? (material, color, pattern etc.) I keep toying with the idea of doing a matte finish wrap of some sort on my car. The upkeep-factor of black paint is starting to wear on me.
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I'm doing Matte White, the place is called Eagle One Wraps. His website really sucks, which is why I put up picks of the C6. He can even travel to you to do it since he's out on the northwest side.
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Not trying to be a thread crapper here, but isn't anyone a little suspicious or concerned about the quality of work and/or materials when the price is so low compared to what you see in the real world? I understand it's a group discount (albeit a very limited committed 'group' consisting of only the OP so far) and may work out just fine and be perfectly legit, but I'd certainly investigate this shop's work, history, materials used, warranty, etc., etc. before wrapping the car.
Are they going to be around in 2 years if the wrap starts fading or peeling? Are they using quality materials and dyes? Is the material going to be easy to remove when the time comes to remove it? What does it do to the value of the car when you want to sell or trade? I would think a dealer or knowledgable buyer would steer clear of it or knock the value down drastically due to a potential future headache.
Just some thoughts, although, I'll be interested to see how the final product comes out.
Are they going to be around in 2 years if the wrap starts fading or peeling? Are they using quality materials and dyes? Is the material going to be easy to remove when the time comes to remove it? What does it do to the value of the car when you want to sell or trade? I would think a dealer or knowledgable buyer would steer clear of it or knock the value down drastically due to a potential future headache.
Just some thoughts, although, I'll be interested to see how the final product comes out.
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Not trying to be a thread crapper here, but isn't anyone a little suspicious or concerned about the quality of work and/or materials when the price is so low compared to what you see in the real world? I understand it's a group discount (albeit a very limited committed 'group' consisting of only the OP so far) and may work out just fine and be perfectly legit, but I'd certainly investigate this shop's work, history, materials used, warranty, etc., etc. before wrapping the car.
Are they going to be around in 2 years if the wrap starts fading or peeling? Are they using quality materials and dyes? Is the material going to be easy to remove when the time comes to remove it? What does it do to the value of the car when you want to sell or trade? I would think a dealer or knowledgable buyer would steer clear of it or knock the value down drastically due to a potential future headache.
Just some thoughts, although, I'll be interested to see how the final product comes out.
Are they going to be around in 2 years if the wrap starts fading or peeling? Are they using quality materials and dyes? Is the material going to be easy to remove when the time comes to remove it? What does it do to the value of the car when you want to sell or trade? I would think a dealer or knowledgable buyer would steer clear of it or knock the value down drastically due to a potential future headache.
Just some thoughts, although, I'll be interested to see how the final product comes out.
You're right about the group buy since this is only forum that I could have posted this on, moron.
It's pretty obvious you really aren't familiar with wraps and yet you still crap in my thread.
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I think I provided a voice of reason and suggested people do due diligence on wraps and specifically this vendor before leaping into it. Of course, some just jump into things without thinking about the consequences.
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So you have experience with getting your car wrapped? I really don't care what google has to say about, nitrous must be the devil too since there are so many horror stories about it. Who said anything about this only being open to just V's, so yes you're an idiot for assuming. You don't even know the vendor and yet you're criticizing his pricing and calling into question his work, which i even posted a picture of.