Thanks! How is it applied? Does it have adhesive on the back?
For Pete’s Sake DJ , all you have to do is click on the Amazon link . And do a web search for applying vehicle wrap and you will find videos showing how it is done.
Yup, I just did a web search, they said you gotta apply heat and squeegee, air bubbles could make it look ugly lol. Boy, there’s not a lot there for those that don’t have massive DIY skills
Too much thought on this whole project.
Choices:
Roll on truck bed liner-little prep required.
Cheap paint job, spray can or Maaco, last a year or so.
Repaired/repaint from a quality shop-will look good and last longer.
Yup, I agree those are the logical choices
Agreed . . .
But I don’t think a 2006 Corolla is worth a $2000 paint job, as an example
Agreed. No $2000 paint job. $300 budget
If 300.00 is your budget then that should go into saving for your next vehicle . A Rhino top will only hurt the value which is not much now. Be sides you might need that 300.00 for repairs in the near future.
A second opinion…
He is doing this to enhance the “curb appeal” of an ugly car. I doubt that will hurt the resale value, which as you say, isn’t much. Not that he’s worried about it, but it could actually help a resale.
This IS the near future repairs!
CSA
