his stock colour was hot as shit

regardless though, amazing job for a DIY

who wants to do this at the next rs meet lol

I think I'm the only one who prefer the stock color.. :)

that looks sick

that looks pretty dope, might want to try that one day

am I the only one who thinks it's ugly as fuck...?

gosh, matte black is like last decade thingie

some tend to think "it's the same as a reventon so it's awesome" *cough*Endlezz*cough*

u are not the only one

That doesn't look good in the pictures so im sure it doesn't look good in person. I would rather have the blue than this tacky flat black.

Actually, the flat black looks better than the blue... looks more stealth!

Props on the time spent!

nope, you're not the only one

that blue he had was sick. but nonetheless he did do a good job on vinyling hes got some balls to attempt that and it turned out good

good craftmanship, but matt black only looks good on a ReBenton, that's about it.

no i was just about to say the same thing... i liked the stock blue :o

holy cow. this guy is amazing.. feels like getting it on tomorrow. if only i have the time... :P

I get frustrated enough putting a stupid screen protector onto a phone, I can't imagine how frustrating vinyling my own car would be....

Yea. This could get messy really fast. I vinyled a few interior pieces and that was frustrating enough. Props to him for sticking with it.

wrap your winter beater then... that champagne's starting to bug me fag >_<

this one was wrapped by the owner as well, proof anybody with patience and a steady hand can do it..... and the wrap is 2 to 5 k depending on what quality you want. The typical is 3mm thickness, but if you want better protection and extras like semi gloss clearcoat you can go with 5mm and satin clearcoat overspray, that would be what I would personally do.



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That's impressive! This guy done a great job on his BMW. I've done full car graphics on my car one time. Maybe I'll try this too and see how it turns out. Yes, lots of patience.

Wow, that's pretty amazing. I love matte black.

Patients? Are you saying only doctors should attempt this?

Vinyl doctor, or vd for short :D

Better get the vinyl that has "air release"...I worked with those once, super easy to get rid of bubbles =]