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Alternative to respray?

Started by Frikkin Evil, December 03, 2009, 03:56:33 PM

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Frikkin Evil

Interesting alternative to a respray...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/6693323/A-new-car-for-1400.html

I'd love to see the results up close. I wonder how long the pigment would last in the vinyl with sunlight/weathering etc.

silverspeed

saw a audi tt last year covered in this stuff.. looked amazing.!!  You couldn't tell the difference..

fifegt4

Interesting alternative I'd heard of this but I've never seen one. Around the same price as respray but with the added benifit that it could be removed. I wonder if they do a metalicy look vinyl


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ChrisW

Now that looks pretty impressive!! If only I had a way of justifying the expense, mmm, and having the money in the first place......


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Me likes.
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flyingtele

Im just wondering how durable the stuff is, and how easily removable it. Looks pretty good though!

calam

theres a 106 round this way with like a blue camoflage design, looks quite good but like previously said, how good is it on close up?

and at @£1500 for 5 years, its a tad expensive. Just give me a good paint job, that i can keep for 10 years +

Coyoteboy

Isn't that just normal vinyl? Looks nice though.

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