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Yeah I would imagine it would cost at least 30k to duplicate in paint what these guys did for me with vinyl.
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looks great. i was gonna get my boat wrapped but they wanted 7000 to wrap a 28 ft boat. ended up spraying it all red instead. graphics make you boat look like its doing 100mph just sitting there.
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no I walk on it all the time. When this guy wraps a car he tells all of his customers to go ahead and go through the carwash it can handle it so walking on it is nothing
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looks great. for the guys that are worried about up close looks, I'll phrase it like this. I own one of the largest clear bra companies in the industry. The standard answer follows, when you are looking at a wrap or a clear bra, you are always going to notice small things from the installation that you wont see on paint. It is simply because you are applying a cover over the paint, similar to gift wrapping a basketball, the reason paint is near perfect and more expensive is because you are adding to the surface then sanding and clearing to reflect perfection. wraps and clear bras are put on to achieve a desired result, for wraps a change at 1/3 to 1/2 the cost of paint, for clear bras it is to protect the paint.. the only fair comparison for a wrap to paint is you will like either one based on your budget. hope this helps