Wraps ?? advise please.

[whopwop]

Hi all and thanks in advance.
I am sure the question about wraps has been asked a 100 times but do any of you guys n gals have any first hand experience of getting a CSL wrapped and can you make any reccomendations ? (and the cost)
I will be taking the car home from Germany and travelling through the U.K. at the end of Sept / Oct, so I dont mind having to travel to anywhere in the U.K. as I do really want to get a top job done on it.

Thanks again

Mark

[DazBlackCSL]

My good mate owns Spectral Design over in hook , hampshire.

http://www.spectraldesign.co.uk/vehicle_wraps.html

He has done all the CSL Cup cars inc mine / trucks and support vehicles and his own C4S as well as a great deal of exotic machinery, could not rate his work high enough (I know I would be bias) ! but really top notch and attention to detail is second to none.

Ring Lee and mention me and the CSL register and im sure he will do you a deal:thumbs:

Or PM me and I will give you his moby

[glendog74]

Agree with Daz - Lee is a top bloke who does real quality vinyl car wrapping solutions :thumbs:

[shimmy]

Racoon in Kent did Woppums which was perfect!

http://www.raccoon.co.uk/homepage.php

[Ade]

Another thumbs up for Raccoon in terms of the quality of their product. Although perhaps not the cheapest and worth shopping around.

[DazBlackCSL]

Here's a couple of pics of Lee's own 4S... He did this for a lads trip just for 1 weekend only when we went to the ring in May!!

(ooops! sorry - photobucket is down, will post pics up later today...!!)

[_Nathan_]

Just be aware that in some cases taking them off will require a respray...

[Nords]

If you want a clear protective film rather than a wrap, then Nick Phelps at AMI using ventureshield is excellent.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=498728

[shimmy]

Just be aware that in some cases taking them off will require a respray...

yep although the ones i have seen tend to be damaged where the old car was resprayed at some point.

IF i do mine then it will be before i respray the front end!:thumbs:

[houlbt]

I have no specific loyalty to any wrapper... Raccoon are one of the best in the business although I agree not the cheapest. I've used them on more than one occasion.

[DazBlackCSL]

Just be aware that in some cases taking them off will require a respray...

Lee has just taken his wrap of his porsche no re-spray needed, depends on type of vinyl and what else you use to put it on with (i.e take the time), took an hour to remove and NO markings on it whatsoever.

He says racoon are also good, but worth talking to both:thumbs:
And I know Lee personally so can recommend him and his work:whistle:

[DazBlackCSL]

And article in this month trade mag, for this type of thing :thumbs:

Im having some work done in a month or so also:whistle:

[Bealo]

I will be having a wrap done in the next month or so, so thanks for the contacts i will be giving them both a call :thumbs:

[Andyk]

I have seen the River Island wrap to and must say it did look like a quality job.

[karbonkid]

What numbers are interested in a wrap?
Seem to be a few wanting but nothing being pursued.

State plain colour or design! I am getting a good price from someone I have previously dealt with. Just need numbers.

Add your name below for rough idea of no.

1. KK