Van Wrapping

[mel57car]

Not that hard to do just taking my time and a good heat gun

[Nicmenicnic]

finished a while back but too busy to even take a pic! Looks great and now just to get it lowered

Who evers having a go a wrapping them self......it is easy to fit.....just make you sure before cutting in and trimming you heat the shit out of it to let it shrink back around edges, that way it will last for years

[Topfloorer]

That looks really good a professional finish
Which vinyl did you use, many are bubble free
I'm thinking of the Matt blue or grey.
Cheers pete

[powley256]

both these vans look awesome. i no you guys are both doin them yourselves, but does anyone know roughly how much a company would charge for a full wrap would cost on a caddy??

[smartezippo]

Breeze vw in Poole have been selling new vw up!'s that have been wrapped by a company called JCT visual creations in Hampshire. You can see their work on Facebook.


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[Nicmenicnic]

both these vans look awesome. i no you guys are both doin them yourselves, but does anyone know roughly how much a company would charge for a full wrap would cost on a caddy??

I have my own company.... Www.signcube.co.uk
This sort of wrap would be approx £1300

[smartezippo]

Had two quotes to black vinyl my roof. It's one £150 + vat the second one £220 + vat. But the second guy said he would use Avery Supreme Vinyl what ever that is!

Dose this sound about right?


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[richiecaddy2k]

I would say either avery or 3m...i find ritrama can have adhesive build ups which are difficult to even out

[smartezippo]

Do those prices seam fair?


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[jackoraptor]

second guy said he would use Avery Supreme Vinyl what ever that is!

one of the best vinyls you can buy tbh

[Nicmenicnic]

Avery supreme has know failures, always stick with 3M as hopefully there installer will give you the warranty that they get from 3M !