SMBM3 wrotesome places can print it out if they have a big enough printerI was always wondering if they could do a specific paint code or if you just have a "book" of colors you can choose from?
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First is my car in Avery Lagoon Matte and the second one was when my car was 3M Charcoal Matte. I think I am changing it up in February when the weather gets better here in Chicago. Have a couple colors in mind.
e92grfx wroteLooks nice man! You do it yourself? Any tips?First is my car in Avery Lagoon Matte and the second one was when my car was 3M Charcoal Matte. I think I am changing it up in February when the weather gets better here in Chicago. Have a couple colors in mind.
Patience. Lol.
I worked at a vinyl shop for like 8 years so I have a lot of experience with wraps. Probably the most overlooked aspect of wraps is taking everything apart before you do the wrap (headlights, taillights, door handles, etc.)
Bumpers are obviously the hardest part to wrap, and the front bumper on a M3 is actually pretty difficult to do properly.
One of the vinyl manufacturers (Arlon) has a website with a bunch of how to videos. It is actually pretty good. I would recommend watching them if you are looking for guidance.
http://www.wrapitright.com/video_gallery.html
I worked at a vinyl shop for like 8 years so I have a lot of experience with wraps. Probably the most overlooked aspect of wraps is taking everything apart before you do the wrap (headlights, taillights, door handles, etc.)
Bumpers are obviously the hardest part to wrap, and the front bumper on a M3 is actually pretty difficult to do properly.
One of the vinyl manufacturers (Arlon) has a website with a bunch of how to videos. It is actually pretty good. I would recommend watching them if you are looking for guidance.
http://www.wrapitright.com/video_gallery.html
can I fly you to wrap my car? lol
vastano wroteWe need more! I know Oracle, Avery, etc all have their own too.Here's the 3m selection, granted its better to see them in person
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=PPPPPr6wH0cpiuqRl7xsi7qbbs6nb06wEsQPbsQPbPPPPPP--
Blue chrome by Haus of Wraps in SD.
My old wrap and M5 I did in the same color
Sales@Carrozzeria wrotewould you happen to know what rims he is running in these pics?
maybe morr wheels?
Sales@Carrozzeria wroteQuick question: What black wrap did you use? All the black wraps I've seen turn out more dark grayish vs true black. I've been wanting to get it wrapped black but only if it is close to BMW's frozen black. I'm wanting more this:
and less this:

Someone recommended doing a 2 stage wrap with glossy black initially, then a satin clear wrap but that would shoot the price up considerably.
IzzyGray wroteTry 3M SATIN black, not matte. It looks great and very close to BMW frozen black.Quick question: What black wrap did you use? All the black wraps I've seen turn out more dark grayish vs true black. I've been wanting to get it wrapped black but only if it is close to BMW's frozen black. I'm wanting more this:
and less this:
Someone recommended doing a 2 stage wrap with glossy black initially, then a satin clear wrap but that would shoot the price up considerably.
Red_Baron wroteThanks for the tip!
Lots of great colors in here
i must be the only lunatic that wants to wrap their e90 in winter camo.
I'd like to wrap my aw in lsb vinyl. But don't know if it should be matte or glossy? Suggestions? Pics?
That last one is to die for! Love it!
Some nice looking vinyl wraps.
avex8 wroteThat oracle orange looks perfect!my AW wrapped in Oracle Orange. I have the wrap for 2 years and still holding strong
We'll, I guess I won't be wrapping my M... I traded it for the 13 RS5... I think it was time for a change. I'll still be around the forum, browsing, reading... Contributing. Who knows, maybe M4 in 2015.
























