Let's see your vinyl wrapped TJs!
- Thread starter Chris
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I like 'em, especially when they're on something that you would think someone would take care of (like a Jag, or something). It's the only wrap I would even consider...
I did the "clear bra" on a couple new car purchases 10'Golf and 17'GolfAlltrack. It really does keep the car looking nice years later, we put 25k-30k per year on the commuter car. Because I had such great results from the clear bra, http://www.xpel.com/xpel-ultimate-plus-paint-protection-film/, I would consider a wrap. Those rusty graphics are sick! I agree, that would be a cool wrap. I am thinking about wrapping the hood only with the rusty look. Thoughts?
I'd completely forgotten about the clear wraps that folks use on the front ends to protect the paint from rock chips, and such. I can see doing that. As for the rusty hood wrap, it would be a fairly inexpensive thing to have some fun with, and then when the novelty wears off, just remove it.
Steve Rodgers
TJ Enthusiast
I am thinking about wrapping my TJ. It seems to do it right there's a bit of work.
Remove top and fender flares
Remove lights and bumpers
Restore or replace corroded hinges
Remove spare tire carrier
Wrap the roll bar.
Etc, etc
A friend of mine here does great wrapping.
If I do it I'll post some photos before and after.
Yikes, what we do for these beasts!
Remove top and fender flares
Remove lights and bumpers
Restore or replace corroded hinges
Remove spare tire carrier
Wrap the roll bar.
Etc, etc
A friend of mine here does great wrapping.
If I do it I'll post some photos before and after.
Yikes, what we do for these beasts!
Kiwi TJ
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Can you imagine doing a rust wrap on a Vette or Lotus...… their usually fibre glass so It would be fun to see peoples reaction.
TJ2
TJ Expert
Now, this wrap job is wow! Even the transmission props looks real.
That wrap is neat, but they ruined the look with wheel choice.
Been out a while and just saw this thread. I wrapped (and other mods) my 2000 tj and went from dark green to bright metallic silver to match my golf cart. The jeep stays at the beach so the only off roading I do is on the beach so not worried about tree limbs, rocks, etc tearing the wrap. If it does, you can replace only that section. It was worth it to me as it was a fraction of the cost of even a cheap spray job. Here's some pics.
Steve Rodgers
TJ Enthusiast
That looks great! Wouldn't it have been cheaper to wrap the golf cart to match the TJ, though?
That looks great! Wouldn't it have been cheaper to wrap the golf cart to match the TJ, though?
Dang it! Why didn't I think of that before?!
It really does look sharp. I will have to admit that results like that could possibly change my mind about wraps...
Nicholas
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