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Xpel is the best out there. I would NOT attempt the install yourself. You will absolutely regret it. PPF is expensive. It’ll end up in the trash can and you’ll have wasted your money. I’ve been wrapping cars for allot 20 years and I wouldn’t attempt a full hood of PPF. I don’t even have the...

😂😂😂 And now you know why I buy my cars black. All those colors at my fingertips. But the best part is I know how to install them. The stuff that has hues of blue that mentioned are in the same family as the VB paint, so it won’t be that bad to install a wrap in those colors.So keep your VB and...

$8k is ridiculous for a full wrap. Should be closer to $3-$4k. If you’re in love with bright orange. Then black or even dark blue would work. (I’d do black). Also, for about $8k you should be able to PPF the entire thing. Protecting your paint completely.

It’ll scratch it. But kind of. Vinyl is soft and can absorb a bit. And does have a tiny bit of self healing like PPF. I’d much rather lightly scratch my wrap then my paint. Obviously there’s extremes to both. A big nasty pointy stick that’s sticking out into the trail and you drag it down the...

Hahah. Thanks. Long time lurker. Just signed up the other day to post a pic of our new license plate for the Bronco we don’t have yet. 😂 Saw something about wraps on the first page that refreshers and clicked on it. Saw a bunch of miss information and questions. And here we are.

I absolutely love snow camo. Would look awesome on a Bronco.

Nope. It’s self healing. So scratches will go away with heat, ie sitting outside in the sun. PPF is a lot thicker then vinyl. So the durability is far superior. The stuff is awesome. I believe Xpel is the brand that has the matte finish. And from what I’ve heard, Xplel is the best stuff out...

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Yes. Walls. Big and flat. Get paid by the square foot. Giant 12” squeegee and it goes down easy and fast. Office walls, barricades, etc. I’m part of a national team that is rebranding Walmart stores. So I fly all over the country and install. Believe it or not, some stores we wrap the exterior...

$1,700-$2,000 is about right for a 2 door. No roof. No door jams. Plan on an extra $250 per door jam (approx).

Avery Matte Black is hands down the best looking matte black on the market. What’s great about matte black is the water beads right off it. You’ll never have water spots. And if you wax it, it won’t lose its matte finish. 3 year warranty isn’t a warranty. That doesn’t make any sense because...

Easy. 3M Gloss Plum Explosion Order a small sample for a couple dollars here…. https://metrorestyling.com/products/3m-1080-gloss-plum-explosion-vinyl-wrap-gp258?_pos=4&_sid=0cddf0d7a&_ss=r

Avery has a Matte Purple Metallic. It’s awesome looking. True story. I wrapped a Fisher Karma years ago in that color. I got the vinyl out of the box and thought it was the most ghetto color I’d ever seen. But as soon as we got it on the hood, with all the body lines reflecting light in...

Not necessarily. First of all. Manufacturers don’t warranty wraps. They don’t quote it as a “warranty”. It’s labeled as “durability”. This way they have a grey area. Second. No horizontal surface is covered. (hood, roof, etc) Plus anything more than 10° past vertical. So a hood isn’t covered...

Even if you don’t wrap all the time. Order black and wrap it gloss white. You get you’re white Bronco. The paint will be protected and look new when you take wrap off. Upping your value. And have a quick easy and cheap way to repair scratched panels if you take it off-road. And if you decide...

Handles are easy to wrap, but only if they’re painted. If they’re the basic plastic ones, then sadly the answer is no. Someone will for sure wrap them and the vinyl will stay on for a little bit, but they’ll fail, aka peel. Same goes with the fenders. The textured/porous surface doesn’t create a...

Mr Left? Hahaha Never heard that before. My name is Matt. Yes. Hand wash only. Synthetic spray wax. Think of wax as sunscreen. Keeps all the contaminates off the vinyl.

Oxford White is good looking. There’s many colors to choose from, vinyl wise, that are in that same super light/bright color range. Plus toss in finishes. Gloss, Matte, Satin, Metallic, Glitter. And you have lots of options. Though you’ll regret matte white within hours of picking it up from the...

White is the hardest color to wrap. It takes an incredible amount of work to hide the white paint. Black is the best for wrapping. The problem with a light color is you’ll see the color everywhere. Even the gap between the glass in the windshield and painted metal frame around it. If your Bronco...

Nailed it! It’s why this certified installer ordered his in black. 😉. Sadly, you’ll see the grey on yours like you mentioned. If you don’t want black, then try to find a color of vinyl that’s in the same color range as the paint you have. Get grey paint and there’s about 15-20 different shades...