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Wrap That Thing!
- JoeDaddy
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- Forum: 1979 - 1995 (Fox, SN95.0, & 2.3L) -General/Talk-
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Wrap That Thing!
Nice! I'm trying super hard to get this done by friday so I can take it to a big local car show on saturday.- JoeDaddy
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Wrap That Thing!
Everything we print we laminate with clear to protect from uv rays, and chemicals. Whatever they had was probably made just for a "rock guard" application. The clear laminate we have would be impossible to put on a bumper and have look good!- JoeDaddy
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Wrap That Thing!
:rlaugh: kids thought it was hilarious- JoeDaddy
- Post #20
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Wrap That Thing!
Back at it again tonight.... Someone asked me above how I was going to do the bumper. Simple answer, I'm gonna cheat. Lots of seperate pieces, with the seams hidden in body lines as much as possible. Oh no! I crumpled it all up! Magic vinyl.. just pullit back apart. Yea.. there...- JoeDaddy
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I got my material from metrorestyling.com I got 60" x 45' which should be enough to do the car, plus some extra if I goof up. I found a cupon code online, and shipped to me it was about $360 What I picked was what I wanted, but also it ended up being one of the cheaper colors that they had...- JoeDaddy
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Wrap That Thing!
The vinyl im using is very forgiving. You can fold it over on itself and peel it back apart. It doesnt really "stick" until you apply preassure. That being said there is still a learning curve as to how much heat to use, and where to pull. Id put it at a 3.5. You could probably train a monkey...- JoeDaddy
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Wrap That Thing!
If we were doing a complete wrap on a customer car the size of a fox mustang it would range anywhere from 2000 - 4000, depending on if we were printing / artwork time and whatnot. Bigger the car, the more money it is. Alot of the cost is labor. For just what i did in the pictures above i already...- JoeDaddy
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Wrap That Thing!
:rlaugh: I put a time lapse app on an old phone, and I'm still experimenting with the intervals it snaps a picture. The time lapse of the hood was set at 10 seconds, and made it way too fast. The hood took me a little over an hour and a half to do. The fender was probably around 45 minutes...- JoeDaddy
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Wrap That Thing!
Got out to the barn at 10 tonight, wanted to accomplish something. It's 2am now, and I give up for tonight. Will add more words tomorrow. Enjoy some pictures for now. (2am Joe doesn't care some of the pictures are sideways:shrug:)- JoeDaddy
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- Forum: 1979 - 1995 (Fox, SN95.0, & 2.3L) -General/Talk-
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Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits
Yep!!- JoeDaddy
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Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits
Here's as far as I got all week with wrapping my car........ o_O (That's right.. little of nothing) The cheap paint faded something fierce though! This week will be focused on it, as I want it done by the holiday weekend. Actual progress should be coming soon.- JoeDaddy
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Expired Parting Out 95 Mustang
Fenders are gone!- JoeDaddy
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- Forum: SN95 Mustangs For Sale (1994-04)
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Build Thread The Hoopty Chronicles - New House, New garage, New Car?
Is this a Texas term?- JoeDaddy
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Build Thread The Hoopty Chronicles - New House, New garage, New Car?
Any reason other then the debt that you got rid of the coyote? I was thinking of picking one up in the fall when prices go down. The truck looks like it is in good shape! An F-150 that old up here would have holes so big you could see thru it.- JoeDaddy
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- Forum: 1979 - 1995 (Fox, SN95.0, & 2.3L) -General/Talk-
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Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits
Had big plans for this tonight, and then..... Too much ugly, too many problems, too much money.. (way nice black leather interior though!) wasted night :notnice:- JoeDaddy
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Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits
I'm hoping to get started on it tonight. Stay tuned!- JoeDaddy
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Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits
It's finally time to cover up the cheap paint job. It will be a shade lighter blue when done. The roll of vinyl probably weighs about 30lbs :rlaugh:Anyone want a progress thread?- JoeDaddy
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Anyone Have A .dwg Or .dxf Of The Running Pony Logo?
Glad it worked! That's the format I save stuff for our engraver:nice:- JoeDaddy
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