Seat wrap
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Racer
Joined: Jan 2014
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Right guys I had my guy start this job today, he had told me originally that he needed the car all day & would have finished it by the end of the day.
He managed to finish 1 seat and started on the other leaving the final touches for tomorrow.
First off it is not an easy job and I had thought that the vinyl would cover up some of the scratches and bumps to some extent, however, it does not! They can still be seen through the vinyl.
From a distance you can't see any imperfections, but once you get up close and personal then you can see the previous scratches, which is no big deal as they are mostly on the lower portion of the seat backs.
It's an improvement for sure and if your seats are perfect then it's possibly worth doing.
Here are some pics I will get some better ones tomorrow when I pick her up! I went for metallic black.
He managed to finish 1 seat and started on the other leaving the final touches for tomorrow.
First off it is not an easy job and I had thought that the vinyl would cover up some of the scratches and bumps to some extent, however, it does not! They can still be seen through the vinyl.
From a distance you can't see any imperfections, but once you get up close and personal then you can see the previous scratches, which is no big deal as they are mostly on the lower portion of the seat backs.
It's an improvement for sure and if your seats are perfect then it's possibly worth doing.
Here are some pics I will get some better ones tomorrow when I pick her up! I went for metallic black.
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Right guys I had my guy start this job today, he had told me originally that he needed the car all day & would have finished it by the end of the day.
He managed to finish 1 seat and started on the other leaving the final touches for tomorrow.
First off it is not an easy job and I had thought that the vinyl would cover up some of the scratches and bumps to some extent, however, it does not! They can still be seen through the vinyl.
From a distance you can't see any imperfections, but once you get up close and personal then you can see the previous scratches, which is no big deal as they are mostly on the lower portion of the seat backs.
It's an improvement for sure and if your seats are perfect then it's possibly worth doing.
Here are some pics I will get some better ones tomorrow when I pick her up! I went for metallic black.
He managed to finish 1 seat and started on the other leaving the final touches for tomorrow.
First off it is not an easy job and I had thought that the vinyl would cover up some of the scratches and bumps to some extent, however, it does not! They can still be seen through the vinyl.
From a distance you can't see any imperfections, but once you get up close and personal then you can see the previous scratches, which is no big deal as they are mostly on the lower portion of the seat backs.
It's an improvement for sure and if your seats are perfect then it's possibly worth doing.
Here are some pics I will get some better ones tomorrow when I pick her up! I went for metallic black.
5th Gear
Joined: Jan 2018
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I got mine wrapped by Gatorwraps and I am very satisfied! They have a lot of wraps, with lots of types and colors to choose from.
