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i have a black Z and i have the same problem you have. The front bumper is just so difficult to keep up with. If you really want to wrap
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i have a black Z and i have the same problem you have. The front bumper is just so difficult to keep up with. If you really want to wrap the car, you can wrap some easy part by yourself so you can save a little bit of $$. What i was thinking is to repaint the front bumper and wrap the hood with carbon fiber. although it's not a carbon fiber hood, at least i can protect the hood from chips.
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Did anyone here wrap their car yet? If so, how much material do you need. Most rolls come in 5ft length rolls. How many yards or feet of it do i need? Thanks
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heres a picture of mine wrapped. 55x5 is enough |
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A standard full roll is good enough with some spare material incase of any mistakes or touch ups later down the road without having to buy another roll.
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Hey guys, new to the forum here, hope i'm doing this right. I just got done wrapping my Z in Satin Frozen Vanilla by 3M. I ordered 50 feet of material which comes on a roll 60" wide. I used almost all of it and was actually a little nervous towards the end that I might not have enough. If you are wanting to wrap your Z, I would say to order 60 feet of material just to be safe. I have more pics of my vinyl wrap process on my profile if you want to check it out. Feel free to ask questions.......
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As far as the wrap, I have some experience with vinyl wraps, but mostly just partial wraps like roofs and hoods. This was my first full wrap. It isn't that difficult of a car to wrap, but the cleaning and prep work take forever, especially when doing it all alone. I honestly don't know how many hours I have into it because I did it over multiple days. Hard to say on the difficulty because vinyl takes a lot of practice to figure out. So if you have done vinyl wraps before this car is probably super easy, if you haven't done it before i'm sure it would be a pain. |
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Painted front bumper? (In the middle) or wrapped? I feel like that area would be the hardest without cuts. Also how was the rear diffuser(if you wrapped that as well). Currently have some black wrap laying around and was thinking about ripping off some plastidip for the gloss wrap. Also, any reason why you didnt wrap the handles? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I did this a few years back no chips or dings
Best thing to keep Z looking good also did my F150 XPEL is the best out there! Nissan 370Z Forum - caneman88's Album: clear bra
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I was always wondering what happens after the vinyl is removed?!?
Any negatives for the existing paint and in particular the clear coat? Any first hand experience? |
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Yes, vinyl wraps can be removed without hurting the paint. They also help protect the paint while on the vehicle. It is not as thick as a Paint Protection Film, but will help with some of the smaller rocks and debris.
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