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Clear wrap, front and rear fenders, lower panels on doors, head lights, front bumper, bumper end caps, hood, mirrors, pillars between windshield and doors, rear bumper ends, works pretty good. If it flakes after a while I just get the guy to come out and put new 3M on it, the wife's suv is covered in it, saves the paint and resale for sure
Interesting I'd never heard of it before so was bit skeptical of someone putting sticky stuff on my baby , but you'd recomend IT obviously
Hope I'm not being to nosey, but what does a clear wrap like that cost? Also, what happens if the clear becomes cloudy? My cousin's motorhome has clear wrap on the front and it now looks like crap. He's afraid that removing it will pull off the paint.
Cost depends on who is doing it. 50 grand ford with full frontage protection will cost $1500, the aholes down at Benz will charge twice as much just because the car cost more. Pulling the wrap is no issue. The paint will be fine. It will look brand new underneath. Is wrapping a necessity, no, but it will make whatever you've wrapped look newer, longer. If done right it will look new for years, with an occasional piece to be replaced here and there. My new Cedar Creek 5er will be wrapped on the front, and lower wear points for sure.
Cost depends on who is doing it. 50 grand ford with full frontage protection will cost $1500, the aholes down at Benz will charge twice as much just because the car cost more. Pulling the wrap is no issue. The paint will be fine. It will look brand new underneath. Is wrapping a necessity, no, but it will make whatever you've wrapped look newer, longer. If done right it will look new for years, with an occasional piece to be replaced here and there. My new Cedar Creek 5er will be wrapped on the front, and lower wear points for sure.
Thanks hoseclamp. I'm a Creeker, too. What model are you getting? Also, have you checked out the Cedar Creek RV Owners Club?Cedar Creek RV Owners Club ? Index page
7,400 miles from Great Falls MT to Alaska and back........There was no damage (that I noticed) from the terrible roads.....mud....gravel......Top of the world Hwy.....AlCan Hwy. We did not follow close to others.
In Alaska....the shoulder of the road gave way....what a thrill...!!
7,400 miles from Great Falls MT to Alaska and back........There was no damage (that I noticed) from the terrible roads.....mud....gravel......Top of the world Hwy.....AlCan Hwy. We did not follow close to others.
In Alaska....the shoulder of the road gave way....what a thrill...!!
And you'll remember the trip for,many years to come.