some one do this. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=376442

 

wouldn't say covering a whole truck in a wrap would be easy. but i would have to say a lifted ranger wrapped in flat black like that would be sweet.

 

I think thats pretty cool. Id love to try it, but dont have the dang time.

I wonder how well the paint would hold up after llooonng periods of that stuff being up there.

His car looked like batman's DD.

 

Wonder how well that covers rust?

 

good enough until the rust completely eats the metal. Then the vinyl will just fall off.

 

that was that guys 1st time using it. a step side would be a pain in the butt

 

I wonder how much it is. im tempted to try it out haha

 

Wonder if that would be applicable for a truck to pass inspection here in PA. We cant have any sharp edges caused by rust. Not that they go around checking with a magnet to see if its metal or not

 

The guy said he only spent $120 to do the entire car.

 

Thats a good idea. Just dont let the sharp edges cut through the vinyl.

 

damn its worth a try

 

I may look into this, I always wanted a blue ranger. Go cause hell in town then spend the next day or so changing the color. No one is suspicious lol

 

This is not what i thought when i read the title.
I was thinking along the lines of something like
"hey guys, I've decided i no longer like being a white man, I'm going pull a reverse Michael Jackson".
But anyways. This looks like the Spy camo crap i see at work. Its painfully easy to do. I say somebody go for it.

 

I'll probably try it once i get my truck if nobody does it before me lol. I'd try it on the car but winter is right around the corner so i wont have time

 

I'll do it to my F150 then add $3000 to the price tag to sell it! Sweet!

 

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I wonder if you can do this too classic 2s for the winter

 

I agree that this is a great idea for winter use. Maybe it would keep the salt/grime and mess off of your clear coat. But cleaning it often during the winter wouldnt hurt either lol.

 

I wonder how that would look as like maybe a two tone kind of deal.

 

plastidip would be easier

 

been there done that. thats stuff came off with washer fluid

 

There was a thread awhile back about PlastiDip, it's basically vinyl spray, and someone asked the same question. The general consensus was it was worth a try but there is a chance that salt and stuff could get under the "vinyl" and run the wheels.

 

You mean mine
https://www.ranger-forums.com/interior-exterior-electrical-123/how-plasti-dip-your-chrome-111138/

 

Someone on another forum did his wheels with plastidip and it started peeling after a day

 

I don't have the patience for that

 

I've been wanting to do this for awhile, only in a flat beige or green. It's such a cheap mod with a huge affect! The only thing stopping me is that my truck has two rust spots that I need to fix first :/