Wrapping an S2000
Hehe! Well your the first one that has,Have you been talking to my misses?? Because even if ime 200 mikes away if something goes wrong in the house its always my fault.
The thing is Ray , I was going to have mine done professionally by theat place opposite Finney Gardens, Autotech I think, I was going to go for a Red satin Carbon fibre weave.Anyways what im getting at is that it was going to take 2 of them 2 full days to do it
So going off that 2 professionals 2 days 8 hours a day x2 works out at 32 hours to do my car
I dont think you are doing to bad really.
It will break your heart pulling it off again after Japfest.I neeeeeeeeed you to do it so you can give me pointers for when I do mine
So going off that 2 professionals 2 days 8 hours a day x2 works out at 32 hours to do my car
I dont think you are doing to bad really. It will break your heart pulling it off again after Japfest.I neeeeeeeeed you to do it so you can give me pointers for when I do mine
Ray, you cant do this solo, you will defo need at least 2 people for the larger areas, and remember when you heat it up dont overstretch it, you need a team wrap event at your place this weekend !!
Don't be so sure. I've tried working on some smaller parts with Plastidip and it's harder than it looks to get a decent finish. You have to get the spraying technique perfect otherwise it leaves bubbles on the surface.
I always thought wrapping was at least a two person job. All the videos I've ever seen show 3-4 people doing a car at once, so is it a case that another pair of hands might be needed?
That said, what you've done does look very good so far
I always thought wrapping was at least a two person job. All the videos I've ever seen show 3-4 people doing a car at once, so is it a case that another pair of hands might be needed?
That said, what you've done does look very good so far





Way before my time is obviously

