I need to wrap a instrument console with all flat edges, basically the shape and size of the sides of a square biscuit tin. Can anyone point me in
the direction of a quality wrap? About 1m x 1m.
Jon
I haven't done wrapping myself, but as far as I can see, everyone recommends 3M, and for that size its a no brainer.
I've only had one go and foolishly bought the cheap crap off ebay - basically just carbon look sticky back plastic so doesn't stretch much or shrink at all so impossible to fit to curves. I gave up and didn't try the better stuff so can only say don't be tempted by the cheap stuff!
As above, the cheap stuff doesn't go round corners, 3M is the preferred option. I managed to do a bike fuel tank with the cheap stuff and it was a horrific nightmare that took several days and a whole lot of swearing. By the end of it I wished I had spent the extra on the good stuff.
I've used 3M carbon effect to do a bonnet and while it took me and the missis ages (applying, peeling back, re-applying, so on), the end results weren't that bad..
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Originally posted by gremlin1234
I haven't done wrapping myself, but as far as I can see, everyone recommends 3M, and for that size its a no brainer.
I wonder what the price of hydrographics is?
https://www.wickedcoatings.co.uk/water-transfer-printi
ng-about-us/water-transfer-printing/
I remember seeing it done on TV (either Car SOS or Wheeler Dealers).
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Originally posted by SteveWalker
I wonder what the price of hydrographics is?
https://www.wickedcoatings.co.uk/water-transfer-printi ng-about-us/water-transfer-printing/
I remember seeing it done on TV (either Car SOS or Wheeler Dealers).