Matt Black 911!

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detailni

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108 posts

200 months

Wednesday 23rd December 2009
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Probably not in the right section but just wanted to post this up to show the high standard of work that Mark (mr.max) has produced on this 911. The owner is a good customer of mine and very particular when it comes to his car so this had to be done perfectly. The owner had a company lined up to do the wrap but when it came down to it, they made a balls of it.

Max was more than happy to tackle this and all I can say is it is perfect. Superb job!











I would highly recommend Max if anyone is interested in getting a vinyl wrap on a vehicle.
Also, Simon @ Pentagon tinted the rear windows just to finish the look. Another excellent job there.

Ryan


Edited by detailni on Wednesday 23 December 11:43

Sudesh

561 posts

214 months

Wednesday 23rd December 2009
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Looks fantastic! Whats sort of time and cost is involved?

detailni

Original Poster:

108 posts

200 months

Thursday 24th December 2009
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the 911 took 3 days and cost around £1200.

I would say anyone interested in a wrap would be better to speak with the master himself for costs.
The car is awsome in he flesh!!

Stablelad

3,815 posts

211 months

Thursday 24th December 2009
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Looks fab. Anyone know the longevity factor of the finish? Cleaning issue etc?


Sudesh

561 posts

214 months

Thursday 24th December 2009
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I read somewhere you just look after it, the same way you would have before.

Can you send me the number for the guy that done this. Thanks.


stevieturbo

17,509 posts

254 months

Friday 25th December 2009
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I seen a Monaro wrapped in the same way over in England recently.

It really has to be seen to be believed. Until very close inspection at some panel gaps, you would never know how the finish is achieved.

It really is an alternative to painting and looks superb.

jamestvrni

7 posts

184 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Cool - I really wondered if the Ferrari's, Lambo's and Range Rover Sports I've seen with this matt finish in the magazines had been resprayed by rich boys with more money than sense.

Don't get me wrong it's a cool finish and makes more sense now.

Is it removable without damaging the paint?