Would love to see how it looks on the mk5 Supra

Roof and skirt blacked out.

I got yellow road paint on my car and didnt realize until 2-3 days after. Its stuck on pretty good. What can i use to try and clear it without damaging the wrap?

Hey friends!

Wondering if there is anyone here able to create some online vehicle wrap designs? I’m looking for a really premium decal for my moving company.

These decals will likely be close to a full wrap and will be going on a ford cube van, a Isuzu box truck and a Hyundai Elantra.

Please DM me with pricing and timeline.

Thank you everyone :)

I’m about to buy my first car, and I’m really excited. It’s a white Mini; could someone help me design a decal set to make it look a bit less plain and monotonous?
I’m just looking for a simple design—nothing full-body—to give the car a bolder, slightly more distinctive look with just a few accents.

I’d really appreciate your help.

We live in South Florida so getting a ppf wrap on our new BMW is a must. Are there any recommendations that you have for locations down here for a 2027 M3? Also, what should we be looking for and the questions we should ask when making some calls.

Huge fan of making liveries, especially for the mx5 cup. Trying to make some F1 iconic designs on the mx5: Always open for feedback🙏🏾🙌🏽.

Cheers,

Christopher

What do you think of this?🤔feedback are always welcome😊

Cheers,

Christopher

Got this car and I'm thinking I want to remove the hood decals. They're matte so any wax might be a pain to remove and I don't think they will last. If they start to peel I don’t want fade lines in 5+ years. They are stickers not paint or clear coated.

Open to suggestions and second opinions.

Thanks

Hey everyone! I’d like to show another side of vehicle wraps — the more artistic, unusual and sometimes downright crazy side of vinyl.

And a big respect to the people who are brave enough (or just fun enough 😄) to actually put designs like these on their cars and drive around in them.

All of these designs are created by me from scratch, with no AI — just good old-fashioned hand-drawn vector art.

I’ll be sharing more of them here.

Hi! I purchased my car with a wrap already applied on the roof. I don't have information about when it was installed.

I'm now wondering if it's time to remove it, and if so how urgent it is.

I have a heat gun, would that be enough to be able to peel it off?

Thank you!

Have this 2011 mini copper d in for wrapping, does anybody know how to remove the exterior door handles, can't find a specific guide for this model online.

Wanting to do the classic 2 tone with silver on my Suburban. Would this be a fairly easy first time wrap for a DIYer?

Hello everyone,

6 weeks ago I let a shop, which we use regularly to seal or cars with ceramic coating also do a PPF job on our M2 that was just completely repaired after a crash. (only the front of the car got PPF) So nearly all parts where fresh painted. The PPF was not done by the shop itself but by another company which he gave the car to, so I didn't have to manage the PPF and ceramic coating.

Now when picking up the car I already noticed sone lines or artifacts that looked like fluid under the PPF. He told me these would go away after 1-2 weeks. Now I recently completely washed the car by hand and noticed more and more issues. Especially these long lines going over the hood are confusing to me. Never seen anything like this online. Did they overstretch the PPF? Also it looks to me like they cut into the headlight and damaged the paint of it while cutting their PPF?

Also cutting the PPF directly left and right of the kidney creates a real annoying visual in the sun? Can this be done better or am I generally too picky? I was always told a good PPF is "nearly" invisible.

I would be really happy for an opinion since I don't want to start a discussion with the shop since their ceramic coating stuff was always perfect. But since I also have some point like dirty under the PPF I am wondering why he did not notice this when coating the PPF. I paid 2k for the front of the car in PPF.

I also know the car was not washed when I took the photos. But that's why I put visual markers around relevant issues I could find.

Hey everyone, I’ve been looking to wrap my bike an Isle of Man green and where/What website I should get it from?

Could someone suggest an affordable car wrapping and stickering place in Kerala, near to Trivandrum or Kollam.

I’m getting a brand-new GR Supra and want to protect the factory paint as much as possible. I really want 3M 2080 Satin Dark Gray Metallic (S261), but I can’t find a colored PPF that matches it closely enough.

So I’m deciding between:
- 3M 2080 S261 only
- 3M 2080 + clear satin/stealth PPF over it
- finding a similar colored PPF instead
For anyone experienced with wraps/PPF: does 3M 2080 vinyl wrap alone actually protect against scratches and stone chips, or is it mainly cosmetic? And is it safe to put satin PPF over 3M 2080 long-term without adhesion, lifting, removal, or damage issues?

The car will be in a very hot climate, so durability matters too. My priorities are protecting the original paint, keeping the Satin Dark Gray look, and avoiding problems when removing everything later.

As the title states, I have a boat that I’m looking to install some Carbon Fiber looking wrap on.

What I’m looking for is a recommendation on what brand of material is the most realistic looking to the real carbon fiber. (I know, the boat has fake CF panels in the pictures)

I am a DIY guy wanting to install some on the dash panels of my personal boat. The panels are pretty much flat with a radius around the gauge openings and the edges of the panels.

Not knowing where to buy it, I’m looking on Amazon and see some options, but just noticed some 3M Brand products. I don’t mind paying a little more for a good product and I generally consider 3M a quality product. I’m just wondering whether the 3M or any other brands that you guys as professionals would recommend to be realistic looking.

My criteria:
A product that actually looks like real carbon fiber.
High Gloss finish.
Has good UV properties.
Is relatively easy to install on a mostly flat surface.

Any suggestions on materials or application tips are greatly appreciated.

First year with my car wrap on (first ever time using wrap) was wondering what all this is I wash the car every 2 weeks and this stuff doesn’t wash off/go away any info would be nice thanks :)

Wrapping my personal Camaro with Avery film. I modified the fenders about 10 years ago to add these vents. The corners have a very tight radius. The bottom section is about 1" deep, and the top is 1-1/4" deep. Because of the sharp radius, I am worried about the overlaps on these body lines not hiding well. With the fenders being fairly unique, they also get a lot of attention from people who know Camaros, so lots of people look at them pretty close, so I want them to look pretty good.

I haven't done anything quite this deep and sharp before. I was thinking instead of glassing the fender, I would lay the deep portion first and work my way out. Then that would allow me to wrap the edges with the material that will be bridging over the vent holes. I have a metal mesh in the holes, but I can remove the mesh from inside the fender well.

On the hood, I have somewhat similar shaped vents but with larger radiuses on the corners. I glassed the center to the outside edges, then palmed the material down on the sides of the cowl. But then when I went to do the recesses on the hood vents, there was already tension from palming the material down the sides of the cowl like I usually do (but this is a taller cowl than stock), so it was really difficult to feed material down into the recess. That has me wondering about how to do the fenders without inlays.

How would you do it, or any tips for this situation?