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Jakob

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Subscribed. Right now I'm debating on trying this. But not sure if they could put my color on a vinyl wrap. Does anyone know if you could get a white diamond tricoat vinyl wrap?

 

Do it, I'm going to. That WDT Vinyl blackout linked looks good and it's really cheap. If a shop doesn't quote me too much I might just order some and tackle it myself. I'm tired of the the chrome bumpers on my truck. Might even do the mirror caps.

 

Edit* anyone know how to remove the plastic trim piece on the rear bumper?

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Once March hits, I'm pulling the trigger on my A/T Grille and buying some gloss white wrap to tackle the front and rear chrome ( :throwup:) bumpers, as well as the grille and window trim. Should look much better when all said and done!

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For those who wrapped front and rear bumpers, how much vinyl did you go through? I am debating is 5ft x 10ft would be enough to cover that - i would prefer not to have to bump it up to 5ft x 20ft as I am sure that is overkill

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Why 3m?

 

I wanted to get people opinions on it. I have a friend that is ordering VVivid Vinyl and I'm going to give that a shot. It's cheap enough that if I'm not happy with it, I will redo it.

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In my opinion the gloss white option from 3M, Avery, and Oracal are not good matches. It would look like a paint job gone wrong if the bumpers and grill surround were wrapped. I have heard of the Color Lab company that provides colour matched vinyl for this specific purpose, but haven't seen any in person - photos look promising.

 

I plan to digitally print some white samples myself and see if I can get a good match. I will post if I have any success. 

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