custom graphics wraps
08-25-2008, 02:57 PM
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custom graphics wraps
ive got a rescue green 2dr was tossing around the idea of some kind of custom graphics, got a sign shop that can make about anything i want in graphics and apply. im in the fire equipment business such as fire extinguishers and stuff so i would like to do something along those lines fire related. any ideas or web sites to look at some jeep graphics 
08-25-2008, 06:32 PM
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i guess it would depend on how large the graphics are on the jeep , i watched 2 guys garage or one of them shows on Sun. and they did a nova it came out real nice. they just lay it out on the pc and print it on special vinyl sticker . then u just clean off and apply very carefully. the nova was a few thousand dollars but they did like the whole car.
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That's gonna be a tough one because in case you haven't noticed there's no color that goes good with rescue green except purple and if I went that way Id have to get a white button down soft top , gold 24"s and some leopard skin Wet Okoles to try and pull it all together.
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08-25-2008, 07:57 PM
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08-25-2008, 08:12 PM
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I saw a guy putting a camo wrap on a F150 and he said it would cost about $600 for the work plus material for the F150. He wasn't sure what the material cost was. This might give you an idea.
He said it was easy to install and once you take it off there is no damage to the paint supposedly.
He said it was easy to install and once you take it off there is no damage to the paint supposedly.
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08-25-2008, 11:12 PM
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i had a car wrapped in "urban camo" a few years ago for an RS National Day, it was an escort cosworth, and the full wrap, including roof, and rear windows was £200, all in and fitted
looked good, and i ran it for about 6mths after, didnt damage the paintwork removing it, and was a bitch to remove as its rated circa 8yrs!
Go for it imo, i love the stuff, have been tempted to do the same with the Jeep, to help protect the shoddy paint job
looked good, and i ran it for about 6mths after, didnt damage the paintwork removing it, and was a bitch to remove as its rated circa 8yrs!
Go for it imo, i love the stuff, have been tempted to do the same with the Jeep, to help protect the shoddy paint job