greater North East Texas area race car wrap

[Dragsinger]

I am looking for personal recommendations from a positive experience in reference to a total wrap including the design.

East Texas, Dallas area, West Lousiana area.

1982 Camaro super stocker style car.

[nhramnl]

Obviously none of my business what you decide to do, but I strongly recommend that you talk to people that have had cars wrapped, before you jump in. First, it isn't as inexpensive as you might think; second, it isn't as durable as paint, and third, unwrapping a car that's been wrapped can be quite a project. Again, not saying you shouldn't do it; just suggesting you fully understand. I was going to have a Cavalier wrapped and after I educated myself, ended up just having it painted, for a couple of thousand dollars more.

[Dragsinger]

Thanks for the above post and I appreciate the feedback. My research shows your information to be correct even to the point that a graphics company who does wraps said I would be better off painting the car

[Jim Hanig]

Originally Posted by Dragsinger

Thanks for the above post and I appreciate the feedback. My research shows your information to be correct even to the point that a graphics company who does wraps said I would be better off painting the car

I would talk to the Emmons they had several of theirs done by someone out of Dallas i think.

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by Dragsinger

Thanks for the above post and I appreciate the feedback. My research shows your information to be correct even to the point that a graphics company who does wraps said I would be better off painting the car

If you want it shiny, have it painted.

[Dragsinger]

Ed, I agree, and I am like a crow, I like shiny