First "real" wrap

[ddarlak]

i've done more zamboni's than i can count and a few box trucks, but this is the first real wrap i've ever done.

hats off to you wrappers, that is some back breaking work.

printed with HP latex 25500, designed by another firm.

 

[tcorn1965]

Nice...I like the colors

Good Job!

 

[jfiscus]

Very nice work, what color was the car originally?

 

[J Hill Designs]

nice job dave - cant read it worth 5hit, but thats not your fault

 

[Guerilla Signs]

Good Job

 

[SignManiac]

Great looking job all the way around!

 

[Border]

Looks sweet! How did you handle the roof & 1/4 panels? Where did you seam it at?
Never mind, I see the roof is actually a separate panel.
Love the colors!

 

[MikePro]

love the color-shift! nice n' bright!

 

[CheapVehicleWrap]

Great!

 

[ddarlak]

How did you handle the roof & 1/4 panels? Where did you seam it at?

well, i got the justin pate DVD and his brilliant idea of doing the entire side in one piece can go to hell!!! lol needless to say i did the other side in three pieces and about 2 hours less.

all in all took me and my partner three days to print and wrap.

Very nice work, what color was the car originally?

White

 

[rjssigns]

Looks really good. And that green, WOW! I bet it pops in the sun.

 

[Circleville Signs]

Looks really good man! As far as doing the entire side in one piece, I actually do that on cars. Not on vans though. I also recommend not doing it with the type of color shift that you have happening in that wrap.

All in all though, you did great. As for it being back breaking work, it can be - but man is it fun!

 

[sar bossier]

 

[Gino]

Very nice and the colors are indeed... cool.

 

[slappy]

 

[ProWraps]

looks good. TERRIBLE design.. ugh what a waste of what could have been a great wrap!!!

 

[HulkSmash]

the install looks great

 

[SignManiac]

Any of you guys have a car lift to make install easier? I'm thinking about putting an electric car lift in the new building so I don't have to kneel down on the floor. Well not me, but so my employees won't hurt their knees.

 

[ProWraps]

na. drive em in. wrap em on the ground and drive em out.

the lift would just get in the way and make the job take longer. that camaro, would take me about 5 hours to wrap. the lift would ad another hour just fooling with it and having to work around it.

 

[Jack Knight1979]

looks great. did you take the front bumper cover off? Very well done.