Got my car wrapped!
Got my car wrapped!
10-07-2015, 08:29 PM
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10-08-2015, 12:42 PM
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Looks like a great job.
I am amazed by how well they trimmed around the script (or did they remove it and then re-attach?)
My fear with wraps is that with all the cutting that must go on, that the clear coat would get scratched. Did the company that did the work talk about that at all?
I am amazed by how well they trimmed around the script (or did they remove it and then re-attach?)
My fear with wraps is that with all the cutting that must go on, that the clear coat would get scratched. Did the company that did the work talk about that at all?
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Looks like a great job.
I am amazed by how well they trimmed around the script (or did they remove it and then re-attach?)
My fear with wraps is that with all the cutting that must go on, that the clear coat would get scratched. Did the company that did the work talk about that at all?
I am amazed by how well they trimmed around the script (or did they remove it and then re-attach?)
My fear with wraps is that with all the cutting that must go on, that the clear coat would get scratched. Did the company that did the work talk about that at all?
i talked about the clear coat thing with them, they said they had to be certified to install the product (from 3M or Avery, i don't remember) and they had to attend a course to get certified. At the end of the course, they have to wrap a balloon, so if their handling of cutting knife is not delicate enough the balloon will pop, they have two chances to do it, if they fail, they don't get certified.
10-08-2015, 02:20 PM
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they took out the lettering and re-attached.
i talked about the clear coat thing with them, they said they had to be certified to install the product (from 3M or Avery, i don't remember) and they had to attend a course to get certified. At the end of the course, they have to wrap a balloon, so if their handling of cutting knife is not delicate enough the balloon will pop, they have two chances to do it, if they fail, they don't get certified.
i talked about the clear coat thing with them, they said they had to be certified to install the product (from 3M or Avery, i don't remember) and they had to attend a course to get certified. At the end of the course, they have to wrap a balloon, so if their handling of cutting knife is not delicate enough the balloon will pop, they have two chances to do it, if they fail, they don't get certified.