vinyl wrap advice

[LandCruiser1978]

Hi Looking to use my 80 series as a mobile advertisement for a new business im planning on setting up

But want to wrap the upper rear bootlid of the car in the see through vinyl with a pic printed on it .
and then have various stickers etc down the sides and bumpers advertising the business and maybe pictures on the very rear windows
Now i'd like to do it as cheap as possible but don't want it to look nasty
Can i order the wrap and fit myself?
If so does anyone know who could supply the vinyl ?
And is it hard to do?

Or is it worth spending the big money i've been quoted

OR

Is there any members who specialise in this line of work who fancy helping me out

 

[roy]

hi there, my business is in vinyl decals , porschedecalshop.com, http://stores.ebay.co.uk/PorscheDecalShop?_rdc=1

if you have no experience in fitting of vinyl then you will have an even harder job doing a wrap job on your truck.

i have done a few wraps and i would say it requires two experienced fitters to get a good finish.

any of your local sign companies should be able to do digital prints for you , shop around you may well see a difference in costs.

you can pay once for fitting and supply and get what you were after or buy just the vinyl print and then chances are you will not fit it as good as you want and then have to pay again to have it suplied and fitted.

hope this helps

cheers roy

 

[Gav Peter]

Check this thread out for inspiration Bob

 

[Chris]

That was Paddy. I did some work on his truck which he later sold. Got a big contract for Sky vans or something.

Chris

 

[Dave Docwra]

That was Paddy. I did some work on his truck which he later sold

Chris,I am sure it was not your fault

 

[Jimbo4x4]

Hi mate, I've not had work done by these guys personally but they come highly recommended and not too far from you - Vinyl Grafix (freeindex page).

I've seen work done by them and have been very impressed, I've also seen work done by people who claim to have a little experience and can tell you it's definately worth getting a professional job done

Jim.

 

[Chris]

Yeah, cheers Dave. Laff it up why don't you

Chris