car wrap
05-18-2010, 05:55 PM
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Funny you should ask. I am investigating the process to discover if it's a fit within my business. Most of the actual work is done by sub contractors, just as tinting business. Nothing wrong with that. It seems the business in this part of the world is in it's infancy. Almost all the business leans toward the commercial signage wrap and the graphic design is where the art form happens. Installation is not terribly difficult but skill is acquired through repetition. My interest was piqued by a matte black wrap i saw, and as it turns out thats not to hard to do. PM if can help with more detail. Oh yeah. Perfect Wraps in Concord are nice shop.
05-18-2010, 06:29 PM
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i refered my buddy with an NSX to a friend who does commercial printing and 3m wrapping for a living (he now does quite a few major car companies and clothing companies).
His prices are like half of what other people charge and that's with labor and materials warranty.
PM me for contact info.
His prices are like half of what other people charge and that's with labor and materials warranty.
PM me for contact info.
