vinyl wrapping in MA or RI

Its tough to find someone around here that will do a good job so you do not see any bubbles or slices from were a bubble use to be. Why not paint it flat black? My buddy just painted his 37' roadster flat black, it looks pretty impresive...

 

I do vehicle wraps, but you would never match the quality of a true paint job.
what vehicle are you trying to do?
Some of the older muscle cars can be done with full color changed wraps.
But doing a newer car, with complex curves and molded bumpers, would not be a good choice. for full color changes.

Mark
SupersportUSA.com

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Matt are you thinking something like this?

BMW owner wraps black car to white



When a BMW 335i owner in Munich became bored with his black coupe, he hired a team to wrap it in white tape. Two days later, he drove home in his refreshed "Alpine White" coupe (with an M3-appearing black roof). No, it's not normal tape. It's a special 3M wrap, and the process is known as "foiling." Apparently, the German military has been using the process (with an olive drab tape) for some time now. Likewise, the process is popular with race teams and taxi companies. Available in countless colors, the tape itself is thick enough to protect the paint from minor chips and nicks, and it can be left adhered to the surface for 3-4 years without damage (!). Adhesion isn't a problem either, as the tape can even withstand an automatic car wash without peeling off. Thanks for the tip Frank.
Source: Autoblog

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holy cow! That is crazy!

I've always seen the Gallardos at Bullrun that are wrapped entirely for businesses and such, but never for a one color job like that! It looks like they painted it!

I would venture it doesn't look as nice close up though, but who could complain when he can go back to black whenever he would like.

 

Who i smaking this vinyl wrap? Ive been in contact with a company from Germnay over it, but have heard of nothing from over here in the States. I have 3 or 4 clients who are interested.

 

Ill find out who produces it... I think 3m