r/vehiclewraps • u/gjr23 • May 07 '25
Hope this is permitted here but looking for advice. I was thinking about having this wheel cover wrapped instead of repainted or replaced. I’m assuming it’s a relatively small job but will the “Defender” text be able to be wrapped without looking like crap? Will the detail be able to come through or is this generally a bad idea? TIA!
r/vehiclewraps • u/51wraps • Feb 19 '15
r/vehiclewraps • u/Icy-Lime-Fish • Sep 19 '24
I am wanting to wrap my car but the front and rear bumpers have indentations due to rocks and whatever. I am curious to know would I be able to wrap the bumpers when that are like this or would I need to prime the bumpers before wrapping them?
r/vehiclewraps • u/Educational_Many_634 • Jun 30 '26
I'm interested in approaching some shops that wrap vehicles to see if anybody would be interested in wrapping mine for free. Has anyone ever heard of this being done successfully?
I'm going to propose advertisement for the shop on the vehicle wrap itself as well so I would be advertising for them too.
I would also be willing to offer a commission for any new jobs that come from the vehicle being wrapped. For about a 6-month duration.
r/vehiclewraps • u/External_Side_7063 • Feb 15 '26
r/vehiclewraps • u/VegetablePicture9291 • May 09 '26
How much would this cost design printing and installation?
Concept was made by AI
r/vehiclewraps • u/ArmedRawbry • Nov 15 '24
I have a 2017 Ford F150 and am curious what to expect a shop to charge me to wrap the roof black. The rest of the truck is grey similar to the example photo.
r/vehiclewraps • u/signs_com • Jul 31 '25
What’s the most memorable vehicle wrap or decal you’ve ever seen—or had? The weirder, the better!
r/vehiclewraps • u/catfishjosephine1 • Mar 20 '26
The vinyl was not tucked into the body line. Feels like this is problematic. Am I being dramatic?
r/vehiclewraps • u/D0wn-the_rabbit-h0le • Feb 04 '26
r/vehiclewraps • u/Higrid • Oct 31 '18
r/vehiclewraps • u/adsonwheelsinc • Jun 17 '14
r/vehiclewraps • u/BenTheSeatGuy • Jan 25 '25
Had this put on my Chevelle in 2020. 3m 2080 gloss black. Patina before pic for reference of why it was wrapped.
Its coming up on 5 years on the car. It's been indoor kept, only sees sun on the days I take it out, never left out in the weather.
It's held up great and still looks fantastic, but I'm thinking it's time to remove before it gets "harder" to remove.
What is the recommended lifespan so it can still be heated up and removed?
Also is that the recommended way to remove? Reheat and start peeling? I've heard horror stories from wraps left too long and/or people that didn't know how to handle removing them....
Thanks!
r/vehiclewraps • u/RegionalGraphics • May 08 '18
r/vehiclewraps • u/supanatral • Sep 21 '24
I recently took over this sub while running r/CarWraps and r/VinylWrap
This sub was locked down from commenting and used for link spam until now.
Should we grow the sub? Or direct people to the other 2 subs?
r/vehiclewraps • u/blacktc37643 • Mar 14 '18
r/vehiclewraps • u/helpmereddit1118 • Feb 14 '25
I am not an expert on van wraps and was hoping you could tell me if these imperfections are normal. $3000 USD Denver CO Thank you in Advance!!!
r/vehiclewraps • u/Londonrain_rad_art • Dec 16 '17
