Vehicle Wrap: garden angels

[Marcella Ross]

good job John! 😀

[Nicola McIntosh]

my what big raindrops you have there john 😉

nice work how long did it take you to do john and what bit did you hate putting on the most? 😕

nik

[John Simpson]

Thanks for your comments both of you ladies.
To be honest it was our 1st attempt & we only wrapped it in stages in other words in between jobs, so it probably took us 2 days instead of one. The part that was the hardest to do neatly was the door mirrors. We took out the glass but still found them very difficult to finish them off neatly. i think we did one of them twice to get it right.

L J

[Robert Lambie]

very good mate, nice job…

how confident did you feel doing this after being on the course?
what vinyl did you use?

[Dave Bruce]

looks pretty cool that john, where do you get the photo for big wraps from?

Rob, what’s the latest on ‘our’ wrap course?

DAve

[Lynn Normington]

john that looks a good job done, what colour was the car to start with ?? and I bet you don’t drive it 😛

Lynn

[Robert Lambie]

our wrap course? :lol1: im lost mate…

[John Simpson]

quote Robert Lambie:

very good mate, nice job…

how confident did you feel doing this after being on the course?
what vinyl did you use?

Far better equipped in our minds on actually doing the job after doing the 3 day course Rob, just need to hurry up a bit which will come with more practise.
Always use Graphywrap system, never let me down as yet.

Lynn: The car was or is a silver grey.

Dave: istock.com or customer supplied artwork. .This "frozen" pic is on istock.

L J

[David Rowland]

hey John the bubbles is our idea!
grrrr 😉

[Richard Urquhart]

nice work john
love the roof
i like the fitting around drivers window and looks like you managed part of the shut

did you strip all the window rubbers and handles ??

[John Simpson]

quote Dave Rowland:

hey John the bubbles is our idea!
grrrr 😉

Dave: thought i had seen the idea somewhere 😳

Richard: Yes, i find it wont stick permanently to rubber (or not for long) so i remove them where possible.

L J

[Nicola McIntosh]

quote Richard Urquhart:

did you strip all the window rubbers and handles ??

on the subject of above thats the bit that scares the life out of me…where do i start and do they really go back into place 😕 sorry to hijack the thread 😀

nik

[Peter Normington]

nik, pulling apart is not a big problem, and putting back is just as easy, nowadays most trim is made for a machine or low memory cell workers to put together, The secret is the secret, once you know its dead easy.
Look for one or two screws, usually hidden under pop off caps. window rubbers just pull out and pop back in, Try it on your own car, you will soon get the idea.

Peter

[Nicola McIntosh]

thanks peter will have a go, its just the thought of doing it on someone elses car that bothers me, i take it i have to let them know before hand i have to take them off? 😀

nik