Vinyl Wrapping - Anyone done it?
Discussion
Hi All,
I'm going to LeMans this summer and was thinking of doing a bit of Stickering - Just the odd TVR logo or similar but i've been offered to have my T350 vinyl wrapped at cost by a friend of a friend in exchange for using it as a reference...
Has anyone else done it? Are there any risks to the paint? (Specifically TVR paint!)
Oooooh and Matt Black or Carbonfibre.... or CHROME
!
I'm going to LeMans this summer and was thinking of doing a bit of Stickering - Just the odd TVR logo or similar but i've been offered to have my T350 vinyl wrapped at cost by a friend of a friend in exchange for using it as a reference...
Has anyone else done it? Are there any risks to the paint? (Specifically TVR paint!)
Oooooh and Matt Black or Carbonfibre.... or CHROME
!AndyT350 said:
Hi All,
I'm going to LeMans this summer and was thinking of doing a bit of Stickering - Just the odd TVR logo or similar but i've been offered to have my T350 vinyl wrapped at cost by a friend of a friend in exchange for using it as a reference...
Has anyone else done it? Are there any risks to the paint? (Specifically TVR paint!)
Oooooh and Matt Black or Carbonfibre.... or CHROME
!
My car needs a spray, so if he wants to have a crack at mine if your a bit worried, I can throw some cash his wayI'm going to LeMans this summer and was thinking of doing a bit of Stickering - Just the odd TVR logo or similar but i've been offered to have my T350 vinyl wrapped at cost by a friend of a friend in exchange for using it as a reference...
Has anyone else done it? Are there any risks to the paint? (Specifically TVR paint!)
Oooooh and Matt Black or Carbonfibre.... or CHROME
!AndyT350 said:
Has anyone else done it? Are there any risks to the paint? (Specifically TVR paint!)
By 'special paint' I think he was referring to this line in the OP's original post. I don't think TVR paint is any more prone to peeling off than any other marque's. In fact I think TVR paint is somewhat better than some of the awful finishes I've seen on some BMWs, Audis and Mercs.The TVRFix Griffith has been wrapped and they don't get more curvy than a Griff.
See pic on link below.
http://www.elmwoodtvr.com/index.html
-Jamie- said:
a friend of mine had his black RS4 wrapped in white.. its awesome! Perfect finish and yet to get a stone chip, no doubt because its vinyl! He had them do a carbon effect on the roof aswell
I'm sorry, I have to ask. Black car, wrapped in white?Couldn't buy a white one or just fancied a change?
Tyre Smoke said:
Nothing to do with wrapping - do it if you want to.
But what makes you think there is something 'special' about TVR paint?
Whoa there! Sorry maybe a bit of a misplaced exclamation mark on my part... I'll be honest I know nothing about car paint but have heard people stating xxxx car had better or harder paint than xxxx - I don't know where TVRs are on this scale - just want to know if I wrap the car that in 6 months when I peel it off the paint is in the same condition it is today!But what makes you think there is something 'special' about TVR paint?
I wouldnt wrap a Tuscan if I expected to get the wrap off without damaging the paint, this is because the paint is often damaged on the bonnet near the exhaust headers. You may not be able to see it on ally cars but most seem to have some damage ranging from lifting paint to blisters or crazing.
If there is anything similar on T350's near the headers then I wouldnt take the risk
If there is anything similar on T350's near the headers then I wouldnt take the risk
V8 GRF said:
AndyT350 said:
Has anyone else done it? Are there any risks to the paint? (Specifically TVR paint!)
By 'special paint' I think he was referring to this line in the OP's original post. I don't think TVR paint is any more prone to peeling off than any other marque's. In fact I think TVR paint is somewhat better than some of the awful finishes I've seen on some BMWs, Audis and Mercs.The TVRFix Griffith has been wrapped and they don't get more curvy than a Griff.
See pic on link below.
http://www.elmwoodtvr.com/index.html
Sorry, but I cannot stand the current trend of people believing their TVR is 'special' or different. It's a plastic bodied, mild steel ladder framed chassied, parts bin w
e. Okay, so a T350 might be less of a w
e, but it's still uncomfortably closer to a Reliant Robin than a Gallardo.As you were, my medication is due.

Tyre Smoke said:
This.
Sorry, but I cannot stand the current trend of people believing their TVR is 'special' or different. It's a plastic bodied, mild steel ladder framed chassied, parts bin w
e. Okay, so a T350 might be less of a w
e, but it's still uncomfortably closer to a Reliant Robin than a Gallardo.
Interestingly the above description makes it closer to a Ferrari GTO than a Reliant Robin.Sorry, but I cannot stand the current trend of people believing their TVR is 'special' or different. It's a plastic bodied, mild steel ladder framed chassied, parts bin w
e. Okay, so a T350 might be less of a w
e, but it's still uncomfortably closer to a Reliant Robin than a Gallardo.Later models eg Tuscan, T350 and Sagaris are no more a collection of parts bin parts than the Gallardo you quote

-Jamie- said:
Pixel Pusher said:
I'm sorry, I have to ask. Black car, wrapped in white?
Couldn't buy a white one or just fancied a change?
not when RS4's cant be bought white from factoryCouldn't buy a white one or just fancied a change?
I would love to see a few TVRs wrapped!
They managed to do it to this F430 which has a few tight angles and curves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3LPfHk3gKo&fea...
They managed to do it to this F430 which has a few tight angles and curves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3LPfHk3gKo&fea...
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