Wrap - 993 ??

[vroomvroom]

Anyone had a 993 wrapped - colour change.

I want a great job doing, and needless to say they are some uniqueness around the 993/964, particularly the rubber wing to body seals.



Just at pre-purchase stage and working out costs.


Also thoughts around colour....

Im thinking.....GREEN

 

[Indischrot]

Thought about going for a respray instead?

 

[vroomvroom]

Thought about going for a respray instead?

Maybe...just thinking a temp change allows for a wilder choice.

 

[Heuer]

Wraps are only warranted for two years before they need replacing. The can fade, crack or become very difficult to remove.

 

[Gwsinc]

Give Croydon a shout (username: Croydon), he's done exactly this and in green too.

See about half way down this thread: http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=151393&start=0

 

[BobbyT]

Porsche Olive Green gets my vote every time

 

[Croydon]

Give Croydon a shout (username: Croydon), he's done exactly this and in green too.

See about half way down this thread: http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=151393&start=0

Replied to OP via PM

 

[ch3tman]

Anyone had a 993 wrapped - colour change.

Details: http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=144395

 

[air_cool]

Wraps go on well and they are relatively easy to do. I removed all my bumpers lights etc to do it, which is great as you can refresh all the fittings with stainless steel and replace all the rubber parts. I was a novice in that it was the first car I wrapped and it came out pretty well.

 

[Croydon]

Wraps go on well and if your car has had no paint over its long life time you might just be lucky enough to have no issues on its removal. I lost paint (Polar Silver) on the boot lid and small on the front pu. Most damage was on both stone guard areas due to the guards being lacquered over by a previous owner. It also strangely highlighted another area that must had been painted but not matched correctly.

My car will now undergo a full respray.

Ian