Can anybody advise the shop or wholesale outlet for becoming recently popular 3 D carbon look vinyl wrap,which thais sometime call ''kevlar"?. So far the cheapest price to wrap the entire car i 've got is 25000 baht .I would appreciate the addresses in Pattaya preferably. Thx

Try art stickers on the road between beach rd and Sukhumvit in Jomtien, not Chayapruk, the one before. Right on Sukhumvit junction.

Apologies for the off topic reply... I can't understand anyone doing this.

It makes lower end cars such as Toyotas and Hondas look as if their owners are desperately trying to make their car look cool and failing miserably in the process.

It makes higher end cars, i.e. Porsche, Ferrari, Audi S4 etc, BMW M3's etc look incredibly <deleted>...

A great paint job, wax and polish makes a good car look great and a normal car look good - desperate efforts beyond this appear just that... desperate.

Of course - each to their own, taste is individual and beauty is a different concept to each of us.

Apologies for the off topic reply... I can't understand anyone doing this.

It makes lower end cars such as Toyotas and Hondas look as if their owners are desperately trying to make their car look cool and failing miserably in the process.

It makes higher end cars, i.e. Porsche, Ferrari, Audi S4 etc, BMW M3's etc look incredibly <deleted>...

A great paint job, wax and polish makes a good car look great and a normal car look good - desperate efforts beyond this appear just that... desperate.

Of course - each to their own, taste is individual and beauty is a different concept to each of us.

Agreed. I saw a Lamborgini pull up at the petrol station a few days ago. Full matt black wrap. It looked <deleted> a bit like a badly done kitcar. Then the driver gets out. He looked about 16 :lol:

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You could always just paint your bonnet black which makes it instantly lighter and look so cool.

My neighbour just covered the bonnet of his Kubota tractor to prevent the glare off the bright orange bonnet, that's about the only practical use i could see for it.

I've got plenty of paint chips in my bonnet, so reckon the wrap might help protect the paint. Wouldn't wrap a whole car though. I've seen too many poor wraps, especially around edges.

On the exterior i do not see many good uses , except indeed the paint chips from stones . On the inside there are plenty of good uses , where the right kind of wrap can make the plastic interior shine out more ( carbon or metal or leather ) .

Everybody's own taste cannot be judged . Some people like new rims , others do not . Some people like chrome others do not . Some people like big cars , others do not . The list is endless ... If not , we all had the same partner , same house , same dog and same car . If you like it or not is not the original question from the OP .

I've seen good looking wraps and crappy looking wraps.

Matt or “Suede” schemes are particular good for cars that are beat up. Nothing shows dents, dings, rust, ripples or poor bodywork like high gloss paint.

And some added stripes will make the car instantly faster & loud exhaust will make ladies wet with envy! These are universal truths

And some added stripes will make the car instantly faster & loud exhaust will make ladies wet with envy! These are universal truths

Doesn't the loud exhaust give the ladies a "headache". Wouldn't be wanting that

This is a tidy wrap - blind the oncoming traffic a sunny day though!!

This is a tidy wrap - blind the oncoming traffic a sunny day though!!

Can you imagine all the monkeys that will just HAVE to touch this here in LOS!!!