Thats purdy nice. Does the wrap basically weld itself to the paint after a few years in the sun? I heard the wrap needs replaced about every 4 to 5 years. Is it going to be a nightmare to get the old stuff off?
Anyone have a rough idea of what a decent wrap would cost? I am just wondering ballpark, is it in the thousands of dollars?
Anyone have a rough idea of what a decent wrap would cost? I am just wondering ballpark, is it in the thousands of dollars?
I follow this guy on IG as well. His Matte Olive Drab Green wrap that he had before was moneyyyyyy (see below). I personally liked the Olive Green wrap a little more than his current camo wrap. I think the multicam wrap is cool, but it's too dark. Its really hard to see that its camouflage until it is in very bright natural sunlight. I would want a camo like the C7 Corvette I pictured below, but to each is own!
Either way...very cool truck, with some very cool color schemes!
I think those are different rigs, but both show that wraps can be worth the effort
Uh-oh
I've met Rich, he's a nice guy. They gave me a set of 2 rims for my trailer, and I appreciate that, but I didn't know they were knock off rims (not of SCS rims) at the time.
And frankly I deeply regret that decision, I have met Vin, and gone to SCS when my parents lived in the Bay Area. I have a set of rock monsters ordered for my trailer. I don't begrudge anyone for supporting who they want to support, but that decision pissed some folks off and I wish I had known a bit more about the company before I opted to use the rims I used.
Anyways, we wrapped my trailer in MC Black. It's a cool pattern. I really don't like vehicles that are camo wrapped, as it looks too tacticool. The trailer was RIGHT on the line (they actually come flat desert earth primered).