ZPounds07GT

No problem. It looks good.

Lol. Yeah same here with the plastidip, that's why I tried it on the trunk first. Go for it, you can always buy new ones from AM.

balls8302

same here, fits great and low cost

CAR-15

Yep, I work for a graphics shop and I used a piece of scrap matte black wrap material to do mine. I popped off the fake gas cap and put on the wrap. Then I cut away the wrap under the fake gap and placed it back on with new 3M tape.

I dig it and for only the price of the 3M tape I am VERY happy with it!!

pinn

I picked mine up from the painter today, I'll post pics tomorrow to continue the debate.

CAR-15

We do wraps at my shop and the business is cutthroat. There are probably 7 shops within 20 miles of our shop that do wraps. Everyone is trying to undercut everyone to get the business. Wrap material, lamination and solvent inks for the printer are NOT cheap at all. After you pay for materials, labor and inks, you will be lucky to make very much profit. Wraps are VERY cool and if you have the right client that is wanting to do several wraps you can do ok. Banners are where the real money is.

mph07alloy

How easy (difficult) would it be to do that for someone (me) who's not experienced? I did manage to put the vinyl tint on my taillights myself and I'm actually impressed that they didn't turn out like $hit seeing as how I'd never done any vinyl before.

pinn

Stack racing panel painted gloss black. I'll get a better picture once the pine pollen is done falling.

CAR-15

It isn't that difficult, you just have to take your time and use a hair dryer to heat the wrap material to get it to lay down right. It was easy for me but I have put a lot of vinyl on different surfaces. If you go to a wrap shop they should be able to do it for pretty cheap.

Scott2

And the debate continues... Silver Horse Racing plastic panel pictured here:

pinn

A little better light in this pic but the sun was setting by the time I stopped for pics.