otisp

Wow! Looks cool. I have a couple of questions- where are the seams, and are they very visible? And what about maintenance? Do you just wash as usual?

sharkbate

No seams. Each section is one piece. Hand wash, no pressure washing. Not much other than that.

NickT

Very interesting concept. Like the previous post I would like to see the "wear and tear" of it.

How durable is it to your common dings?

There again at $1700, even $2000 you are still ahead of the game if you need to get portions redone..

Dinsdale Piranha

Dude, That wrap look's great. better than mine. Was the car wrapped in 3m Di noc or 3m 1080 ? Did mine in Di noc.

sharkbate

Thanks. How is yours holding up? Any tips on maintenance?

MjRocket

What are the differences between the Di noc and the 1080?

pcar928fan

Man, that looks AWESOME! We are going to have to start a thread with pics of 928's that have been wrapped! I hope to be able to add two more to the list. The first one won't be a problem as the color is readily available, the second one will be much more difficult as we are having a tough time finding the color. In fact a year and we have not seen it yet... Waiting patiently!

PM me (or email) some nice close up pics of the door jambs, etc please!

checkmate1996

very nice!

checkmate1996

can we get some underneath hood and door jamb pics?

MjRocket

Purrrrrty Please.

Tom in Austin

I know these cars both used matte colors ... do other wrap colors offer the same kind of gloss as paint?

MjRocket

YES..Absolutely, in fact if you do a gloss it looks exactly like a fresh paint job.

sharkbate

Agreed. Pull up 3m colors on the web and you can see all that 3m has to offer. That's the brand I used. I'm sure there are other wrap brands out there. I just really liked the look of the matte finish. Feels cool too....and for the $2k cost, I may change it in a couple of years.

Imo000

+1

MjRocket

It would seem as tho NO since we have asked multiple times...lol