Premier Protective Films Matte Vinyl Wrap on IS350
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You keep mentioning your "public statement" about razor cuts, which only makes me roll my eyes and say "BIG DEAL".
Put it in writing in a warranty or it's worthless. For $4k the install should be absolute perfection.
The big setback I see with doing this rather than paying for a repaint is that the door sills, etc. will still be the original paint, and there will be a line where the vinyl stops and the paint starts. So everytime someone opens their door, it will look unfinished, correct?
Put it in writing in a warranty or it's worthless. For $4k the install should be absolute perfection.
The big setback I see with doing this rather than paying for a repaint is that the door sills, etc. will still be the original paint, and there will be a line where the vinyl stops and the paint starts. So everytime someone opens their door, it will look unfinished, correct?
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The big setback I see with doing this rather than paying for a repaint is that the door sills, etc. will still be the original paint, and there will be a line where the vinyl stops and the paint starts. So everytime someone opens their door, it will look unfinished, correct?
Are all the vinyl's matte color or do they come in glossy color as well? Will it look like a new paint job? Interested in wrapping (or repainting) my car an "IS-F ultrasonic blue" type of color.
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[QUOTE=15951;4840921]You keep mentioning your "public statement" about razor cuts, which only makes me roll my eyes and say "BIG DEAL".
Put it in writing in a warranty or it's worthless. For $4k the install should be absolute perfection.
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The assumption in your statement is that it is not in writing. Actually it is in writing on all of our invoices along with warranty cards
Put it in writing in a warranty or it's worthless. For $4k the install should be absolute perfection.
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The assumption in your statement is that it is not in writing. Actually it is in writing on all of our invoices along with warranty cards
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You keep mentioning your "public statement" about razor cuts, which only makes me roll my eyes and say "BIG DEAL".
Put it in writing in a warranty or it's worthless. For $4k the install should be absolute perfection.
The big setback I see with doing this rather than paying for a repaint is that the door sills, etc. will still be the original paint, and there will be a line where the vinyl stops and the paint starts. So everytime someone opens their door, it will look unfinished, correct?
Put it in writing in a warranty or it's worthless. For $4k the install should be absolute perfection.
The big setback I see with doing this rather than paying for a repaint is that the door sills, etc. will still be the original paint, and there will be a line where the vinyl stops and the paint starts. So everytime someone opens their door, it will look unfinished, correct?
As for a repaint, if it is not a concern for those about resale, then it is certainly a viable option.
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We can provide a matted finish to a variety of colors. However, we do not believe the glossy films are up to our standards - too much orange peel.
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Thank you. We did not take any pictures with the doors open, but the edges are wrapped and tucked wherever possible. For those local, the customer will likely be driving his car much more and showing it at local events. You will be able to see it in person.
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