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Painting the center stack
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Hi Max, THANKS for the update on your experience. When I suggested that maybe the wrap materials have improved over recent years, this (from the description of the material I bought) is what made me think that way . . .
In this auction you will receive a 12" x 60" sheet of BRUSHED ALUMINUM VINYL with self adhesive and bubble free backing design. Our vinyl wrap is of the highest grade and unlike some sellers here on ebay, we sell the "casting" type where as some other sellers sell the "calendar" vinyl which will try and retain its original shape once it is applied. The "casting" type like ours will take the shape of what you are wrapping and best of all we have the air channel release pockets so it does not bubble up and also makes it easier to apply as seen in the pictures above.
Anyway, I bought that piece of gunmetal brushed aluminum wrap material for less than $10.00. I'll play with it on a simple part first and see how it performs. I'll let everyone know what happens . . .
In this auction you will receive a 12" x 60" sheet of BRUSHED ALUMINUM VINYL with self adhesive and bubble free backing design. Our vinyl wrap is of the highest grade and unlike some sellers here on ebay, we sell the "casting" type where as some other sellers sell the "calendar" vinyl which will try and retain its original shape once it is applied. The "casting" type like ours will take the shape of what you are wrapping and best of all we have the air channel release pockets so it does not bubble up and also makes it easier to apply as seen in the pictures above.
Anyway, I bought that piece of gunmetal brushed aluminum wrap material for less than $10.00. I'll play with it on a simple part first and see how it performs. I'll let everyone know what happens . . .
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