i think these businesses are becoming more common and some of the stuff they can do amazes me. have a friend who has a hood wrap, i think it looks pretty cool to be honest.
Not sure yet, the jeep is still on jack stands. I did just put the wrap over the aluminum corner armor. So if it gets terribly bad, Ill just pull the armor and re do the panel.
I am sure some of the colors will change a bit, was experimenting with different looks. Some pics for fun below.
The rear fenders you can see some of the issues I had pulling the material over the corner and making it lay flat. Now that I have done it, I would do it the second time a bit different. Basically I found as I went thorough the project that I can pull, heat and stretch the material more than I thought I could initially.
In the middle of moving, so my project is on hold as the new garage/shop gets put together.
Not sure yet, the jeep is still on jack stands. I did just put the wrap over the aluminum corner armor. So if it gets terribly bad, Ill just pull the armor and re do the panel.
The rear fenders you can see some of the issues I had pulling the material over the corner and making it lay flat. Now that I have done it, I would do it the second time a bit different. Basically I found as I went thorough the project that I can pull, heat and stretch the material more than I thought I could initially.
I think get a wrap with pin striping, dents and scratches with a bit of rust thrown in. It will look like my LJs then LOL
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