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My truck has no dents..

 

They're actually using this method at a local heating and air company that was just bought out by a franchise..

 

Rather than laying down six thousand dollars for a repaint they're wrapping them in the company colors with vinyl and labeling. It'll last a long time.

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My truck has no dents..

 

They're actually using this method at a local heating and air company that was just bought out by a franchise..

 

Rather than laying down six thousand dollars for a repaint they're wrapping them in the company colors with vinyl and labeling. It'll last a long time.

 

4-5 years :thumbsup: Longer than a Maaco paint job!

 

That is awesome but honestly I would have kept that beamer in black IMO. That is still a cool idea. Any links on company's that do this?

 

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/06/bmw-own...k-car-to-white/

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Only if you can stretch it tight enough to hide the dents! :thumbsup:

 

That and make sure no one leans against it! :crazy:

 

This is the easiest way to make money. If they hit your car in that same spot thats already been dented, you can have that person fix your dent. :devil:

 

I actually like it in white. Im tired of black cars.

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i saw this on speed vision a few years ago and it was like 6 grand to do it. kind of stupid because for 6 grand you could just get a new paint job. but this one is probably cheaper.

 

they also had this on Taxi if anyone saw that movie with the four hot brasilian bitches driving the BMDUBS

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Yeah, I saw something on SPEED about this a few years ago too. Usually it's done with complex graphics which add significantly to the expense, so I'm sure just flat white would be a lot cheaper. For this dude to get an american flag on his old stang was like 6k and it looked great...

 

They also did a write-up about doing this DIY-style in Honda Tuning several months ago.

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