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Been working with these guys. Awesome to say the least. Even with all the changes on rendering i have been throwing at them. Highly recommend their services
Thanks for the kind words! It has been a pleasure working with you. Your builds are going to be incredible!
Originally Posted by porscheflat6
That is bad ***. I hope he can lay down some fast lap times to be rocking those graphics.
Hey, his other vehicles are all track queens too!
Originally Posted by porscheflat6
This is my favorite on so far!
Thanks man! Nobody to my knowledge is doing anything similar to it as of yet.
Originally Posted by meaker
That stripe on the chalk turned out awesome.
Much appreciated!
Originally Posted by jlee504
Can you replicate this for me? If so I’m going to have to change my order again. I assume it’s easy enough.
Check out this custom "RS 4.0" style striping kit we designed and produced for member C2 Spin!
We embarked upon a lengthy rendering process to make the design absolutely perfect, along with minimalistic logo placements. Upon completion of the design, we printed the stripes and logos in a grey akin to Porsche's Platinum Grey, as well as a red akin to Porsche's Carmine Red. The colors provide a great contrast against the Racing Yellow Paint. We also printed several sets of number plates for the customer to apply and remove while at the track.
We shipped the vinyl to Esoteric Fine Auto Finishing in Ohio, where they installed the stripe kit over top of a full body clear bra. The stripes can be removed from the clear bra at any point in time leaving only removable residue, and no permanent marks.
Feel free to contact us for all of your rendering, design, and vinyl needs!
Check out this custom "RS 4.0" style striping kit we designed and produced for member C2 Spin!
We embarked upon a lengthy rendering process to make the design absolutely perfect, along with minimalistic logo placements. Upon completion of the design, we printed the stripes and logos in a grey akin to Porsche's Platinum Grey, as well as a red akin to Porsche's Carmine Red. The colors provide a great contrast against the Racing Yellow Paint. We also printed several sets of number plates for the customer to apply and remove while at the track.
We shipped the vinyl to Esoteric Fine Auto Finishing in Ohio, where they installed the stripe kit over top of a full body clear bra. The stripes can be removed from the clear bra at any point in time leaving only removable residue, and no permanent marks.
Feel free to contact us for all of your rendering, design, and vinyl needs!
It looks great, guys. Loved the way it turned out. The graphics color combo with lighter colored wheels and red calipers compliment well. The front lip in Graphite appears different as the light changes. Was a bit of a challenge to wrap that area, but Esoteric came through.
I've never considered color wraps before but Seen Through Glass has a stunning green Cayman. What's the ballpark on something like that for a GT3? Is it durable? Protects the paint underneath? Easily removable with no harm?
I've never considered color wraps before but Seen Through Glass has a stunning green Cayman. What's the ballpark on something like that for a GT3? Is it durable? Protects the paint underneath? Easily removable with no harm?
Hey man! Wraps are a great way to protect and preserve the paint. They are not nearly as effective as a clear film in terms of protecting from rock chips, however it will certainly prevent against any scratching. They are pretty durable, and can easily last 3 years if a quality material is used, and will not leave any damage to the paint when removed.
The cost for a full wrap really depends on the installer, and it is very true, you get what you pay for when it comes to wrap. An installer on the low end may charge around $2,000, but in that range edges may not be wrapped, cheap material may be used, and inexperienced installers may leave cuts in the paint. Around $3,500-5,000 is a reasonable range. This would usually assure quality materials are used, and panels are removed for a seamless installation. Of course, do your research on any shop, and always look at examples of their work before making a final decision. Best of luck! Let us know if you need any assistance.
11-30-2017, 11:39 AM
Nobody to my knowledge is doing anything similar to it as of yet.
