[Kyivk]

New 2011 Range Rover Sport Supercharged. Originally white, now wrapped Satin Orange by Diamond Black Exteriors with blacked out 22" replicas.

 

[SEDUCTION.INC]

to my eyes that looks great

 

[Chrisdiz]

good job with the wrap..! but its not a 2012

 

[Kyivk]

Is it an 11 i could remember for the life of me...lol

 

[roger v]

WOW.

 

[BicepKaz]

Love it, how much does a wrap like that cost? will it damage the paint if one decides to remove it?

 

[Kyivk]

Love it, how much does a wrap like that cost? will it damage the paint if one decides to remove it?

A wrap like this one would cost about $3k, that's Matte, Satin or Gloss. If the company knows how to take it off right there is no damage to the paint at all and in fact protects the paint. About a month ago there was a BMW 6 that was unwrapped by some a company that shal remain nameless and the paint was so badly damaged that the car needed to be repainted. However there have been no problems about un wrapping a car by DBX the Wald CLS we continue to re-wrap hasn't had the first problem http://www.luxury4play.com/automotive/106337-wald-black-bison-cls-dbx-full-photoshoot-kvk-p.html the color of this car has been changed 4 times no problems at all.

 

[deuce818]

Usually when the vinyl is removed and it messes up the paint that means those parts(bumper,hood or wherever) had a shitty paint job. Vinyl itself doesnt ruin the paint, you might have adhesive left over which is cleanable.

 

[Kyivk]

Usually when the vinyl is removed and it messes up the paint that means those parts(bumper,hood or wherever) had a shitty paint job. Vinyl itself doesnt ruin the paint, you might have adhesive left over which is cleanable.

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This is usually true, however in the case of the BMW I had mentioned the paint was factory....so it is possible to mess up. For the most part the wrap does not destroy the paint.

 

[akiruno]

I like! Again, glad to see colors instead of tired old matte black

 

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A wrap like this one would cost about $3k, that's Matte, Satin or Gloss. If the company knows how to take it off right there is no damage to the paint at all and in fact protects the paint. About a month ago there was a BMW 6 that was unwrapped by some a company that shal remain nameless and the paint was so badly damaged that the car needed to be repainted. However there have been no problems about un wrapping a car by DBX the Wald CLS we continue to re-wrap hasn't had the first problem http://www.luxury4play.com/automotive/106337-wald-black-bison-cls-dbx-full-photoshoot-kvk-p.html the color of this car has been changed 4 times no problems at all.

From my experience the reason paint lifts from vinyl removal is because the primer/activator, base combination aren't made for each other...I've seen PPG base coats done by good painters with a different brand of primer cause lifting...it's all about the chemical bonding

 

[Kyivk]

I honestly can say I've never seen any paint lift when removing a wrap by DBX....

 

[game over]

I honestly can say I've never seen any paint lift when removing a wrap by DBX....

lol it doesnt matter who its removed by.."paint lifts from vinyl removal is because the primer/activator" if its factory paint it wont lift...that cls thats been wrapped 4 times is nothing but primer and different colors under the vinyl