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Hey fellas,

Let's see your trucks that have been wrapped!!

I came across Donslife on YouTube and really liked his sierra that's wrapped. It's a light green (similar to the Toyota color) with gloss black accent. I think it looks sharp and am thinking of wrapping my truck. I'd live yo see what some of you have done that have wrapped your trucks. 

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1 hour ago, bluemonstercali said:

Hey fellas,

Let's see your trucks that have been wrapped!!

I came across Donslife on YouTube and really liked his sierra that's wrapped. It's a light green (similar to the Toyota color) with gloss black accent. I think it looks sharp and am thinking of wrapping my truck. I'd live yo see what some of you have done that have wrapped your trucks. 

Donslife on the tube. Very cool!

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I had my truck wrapped about 8 months ago. I used 3m shadow black and I love the way it looks. 

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I've been thinking about doing something to my truck.  I've been considering a large compass and maybe a map outline.  Not totally topography, maybe more colonial era map.  My truck has a dark blue and black theme.  I just haven't found a design I'm completely sold on yet.

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I had thought about wrapping my bumpers and mirror caps but was concerned about the sensors. 

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On 1/14/2024 at 12:42 PM, Trotorx2 said:

I had thought about wrapping my bumpers and mirror caps but was concerned about the sensors. 

Remove sensors, wrap, reinstall sensors.  I solved your problem. 

BIGDOGx Senior Enthusiast

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How much does it cost to wrap one of these pigs?

 

I got to imagine it will take a good bit of material and could see a complete wrap job running almost as much or even more than painting it. I have thought about color matching or at least dechroming trim parts on my truck and didn't even think about just wrapping it instead, might have to look into it..

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