Thinking of getting the A4 wrapped? Anyone?

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• Jul 17, 2014

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My Audi a4 is currently a deep pearl blue, and I am considering having it wrapped in white.

The bodywork itself is in good condition with only small amounts of scratches around the passenger side door.

Can anyone recommend someone in and around the Manchester/Leeds area as I am trying to keep on a low budget at the moment.

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Have you looked into Plasti Dip?

When i sprayed my car: http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-sportback-8p-chassis/197965-another-plasti-dip.html

Also why are you wanting a colour change :/ ?


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Jonathaan said:

Have you looked into Plasti Dip?

When i sprayed my car: http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-sportback-8p-chassis/197965-another-plasti-dip.html

Also why are you wanting a colour change :/ ?


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Hi Jonny,

You car looks great, loving the finish on that.

Only reason for the colour change is so the car stand out and looks the piece. I was hoping a wrap/respray in white and powder coat the alloy wheels black and fit an RS4 grill.

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I don't understand.

Any shade of Pearl Blue is

 

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try my pal pepe

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• Jul 23, 2014

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Wouldn't go down the Plastidip route A3 from HELL - Detailing World

 

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• Jul 23, 2014

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Wouldn't go down the Plastidip route A3 from HELL - Detailing World

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These type of reviews really twist my nips.

No mention of company who did the job, and also no mention of the dip used.

Like with everything in life, corners can be cut. This is a fine example of somebody/some firm which has cut corners.

On my previous car i bought some cheap vynl for the bonet and roof, on removal of this the adhesive had bonded to the paint and i was forced to use petrol to remove this. Does that mean dont vynl :/ ?

Not a rant @ you BTW, just like i said above, when corners are cut the job will not be satisfactory.



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• Jul 24, 2014

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Jonathaan said:

These type of reviews really twist my nips.

No mention of company who did the job, and also no mention of the dip used.

Like with everything in life, corners can be cut. This is a fine example of somebody/some firm which has cut corners.

On my previous car i bought some cheap vynl for the bonet and roof, on removal of this the adhesive had bonded to the paint and i was forced to use petrol to remove this. Does that mean dont vynl :/ ?

Not a rant @ you BTW, just like i said above, when corners are cut the job will not be satisfactory.



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Its not really about the corners cut as they are obvious, its the solvents in the spray wrap that have affected the paint beneath, also i dont mention products because its just not cricket, however there cant be too many options when it comes to spray wrap.

Didnt take it as a dig fella.