Is that the 03 listed on CL here in Suffolk?I love it. I’m doin my other TJ next week
Is that the 03 listed on CL here in Suffolk?I love it. I’m doin my other TJ next week
Just got mine back. Next on the list is larger tires and black rims.
Just got mine back. Next on the list is larger tires and black rims.
This is why you wrap.... very cool.Just got mine back. Next on the list is larger tires and black rims.
Was this a backyard install or done at a shop professionally?Just got mine back. Next on the list is larger tires and black rims.
I'd have to wrap my trailer to match. Very cool.Just got mine back. Next on the list is larger tires and black rims.
WOW !!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. View attachment 41730
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The hunters around here do their old pickups in camo. Looks great, stands up at least as good as paint.How would a vinyl wrap hold up to tree branches and other offroad abuse? I would think it would tear easily but don't have any experience with it myself.
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I think that old rusty patina would look appropriate for a Jeep. Ha! Currently I live in a humid climate so I would be concerned about rust possibly forming underneath...like the old vinyl tops of yesteryear?Anyone wrapped theirs back into an old rusty patina looking rig?
I did a partial matte black wrap yesterday with Avery Dennison brand vinyl. The material was $60. I watched a bunch of YouTube videos, read articles and went for it. I'm quite happy with the results.
As far as durability, this video sealed the deal for me :
His wrap was professionally done and mine was a backyard job so I'm unsure how it'll look over time. But for $60 it looks much fresher and is protecting the rapidly deteriorating stock paint. Plus it's removable.
Here's a bad picture from last night.
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Nice job! How much of a scratch will that stuff cover up effectively? Thinking about having this done on mine. But I have several pretty deep scratches on my doors. Well into the primer at least.
I'm not sure about scratches. I had some significant peeling on my cowl down to primer. Some spots were down to bare metal. These layer changes are visible on the wrap so it's likely that deep scratches will also be visible as an 'elevation' change on the surface.View attachment 91369
Nice job! How much of a scratch will that stuff cover up effectively? Thinking about having this done on mine. But I have several pretty deep scratches on my doors. Well into the primer at least.
I did a partial matte black wrap yesterday with Avery Dennison brand vinyl. The material was $60. I watched a bunch of YouTube videos, read articles and went for it. I'm quite happy with the results.
As far as durability, this video sealed the deal for me :
His wrap was professionally done and mine was a backyard job so I'm unsure how it'll look over time. But for $60 it looks much fresher and is protecting the rapidly deteriorating stock paint. Plus it's removable.
Here's a bad picture from last night.
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