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I've seen a lot of exotic cars wrapped in vinyl in recent years and it seems like they are always matte grey or black and quite a few in carbon fiber. I'm not a huge fan of those colors but it got me curious about wrapping my car in a gloss black. The same color as it's original paint.
My original paint wasn't that bad, but over the course of the car's 16 years, it has accumulated some rock chips, door dings and minor scratches and swirls and I wanted to spruce it back up without doing a total paint job.
My brother does vehicle wraps for a living (mostly fleet vehicles with signage) and offered me a good deal and so I had him do it and just got it back. I thought he did a great job with the application and am really happy with the material (Oracal 970RA). It apparently has a life of up to 10 years, maybe more on a car that sits in the garage most of the time.
Anyway the chips and scratches are gone and the car looks great once again.
My original paint wasn't that bad, but over the course of the car's 16 years, it has accumulated some rock chips, door dings and minor scratches and swirls and I wanted to spruce it back up without doing a total paint job.
My brother does vehicle wraps for a living (mostly fleet vehicles with signage) and offered me a good deal and so I had him do it and just got it back. I thought he did a great job with the application and am really happy with the material (Oracal 970RA). It apparently has a life of up to 10 years, maybe more on a car that sits in the garage most of the time.
Anyway the chips and scratches are gone and the car looks great once again.



