Has anyone worked with camo vinyl wraps like this - http://www.camo4u.com
I am looking at doing up our racecar in realtree camo with orange numbers...
Has anyone worked with camo vinyl wraps like this - http://www.camo4u.com
I am looking at doing up our racecar in realtree camo with orange numbers...
To be true race track camo you should paint your car like a tire wall. As a bonus, all the other cars will avoid you thinking they're about to hit the tire wall! 
Junkyard_Dog wrote: To be true race track camo you should paint your car like a tire wall. As a bonus, all the other cars will avoid you thinking they're about to hit the tire wall!
To quote those Guinness Ads, brilliant.
Not in camo, but in OD green...
Using a camo wrap should be completely do-able. Check page 120 of the November 2010 issue for some quick tips on applying a vinyl wrap.
Did you ever show a cost for the miata wrap? That's such a cool scheme.
I just skipped the whole wrap thing and painted the car OD green which will shortly be full on Woodland camo as time permits.
Somehow I don't think sponsors like cars that blend in...
The local National Guard trucks are digital camo.
I want to do something like this to the MPV.
After getting a 2 tone dark blue and gray, it seems like its all I see now on the road. I think every manufacturer did an SUV/crossover/wagon in nearly the exact same color scheme. Drab green is more apropriate for a ZAV anyways.
Teh E36 M3 wrote: Did you ever show a cost for the miata wrap? That's such a cool scheme.
All in, figure about $2k. It was a buddy deal, so there wasn't an invoice to list or anything. The cost is similar to a paintjob, but with much more detail. It also gets bonus points for protecting the factory paint while the car is playing dress-up.
http://www.morningwoodcamo.com/
This is the shizzle http://www.morningwoodcamo.com/galleryphotoHooters.html
Snow Camo! With red numbers... I have been kicking this scheme around for my ITA SE-R
pimpm3 wrote:
I want to vinyl wrap my scooter....where can I read up on getting this done or doing it myself?
Oooo I like the camo on the Ferrari! Full vinyl wrap is tempting with the range of weather here in Chicago. And I don't have to feel bad about not washing the car.
we got a full camo wrap from them and have been really pleased...
This is the type of place where I think PlastiDip is the beset option. It's flat out of the can, like camo, isn't permanent, like a wrap, and you get to lay out the pattern you want for far less money.
What, are you trying to be John Cena?
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