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Protection from Trail Pin Stipes

Discussion in 'Ontario, Canada' started by Pure_Life, Sep 23, 2021.

  1. Oct 19, 2021 at 10:17 AM
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    Marcgb91

    Marcgb91 Well-Known Member

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    Bumpers: -Kalil Fab prerunner -C4Fab RockRunner single tube - Inbound -CBI sliders Wrap: -Kpmf Gloss Opulent Indigo w/Avery satin silver Lights: Baja Designs - Squadron Sport Wide Cornering Foglights - S2 reverse kit - S8 30" amber combo Tires & Wheels: -Ffifteen52 Turbomac HD Classic 16x8 +0mm -Spidertrax 1.25" spacers -Falkentire Wildpeak AT3W LT315/75/16 Suspension: King shocks : Front 2.5 extended w/resi, Rear 2.5x12" shock w/external resi JD Fab: UCA double shear kit, Spindle gussets, LCA pivot kit, Nylon rack bushing, Billet heimed tie rods (stock width) -Dirt King UCA w/poly greasable bushings -Icon RXT leaf pack - option 3 -Archive Garage Shock relocation kit, U-Bolt flip kit & bump stop upgrade, Hammer Hangers RTT & Awning: Prinsu roof rack Overlandrec Upper Hutt & 23Zero Pellegrin 180°
    Thanks!
    All the wrap itself i ordered through "Instawrapshop". You can download their app on your phone and go from there, the website is a little odd and looks sketch but i had no issues with them lol.
    Best might be to order a few samples prior to ditching out $$ on a full roll.
     
  2. Oct 20, 2021 at 9:01 AM
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    Pure_Life

    Pure_Life [OP] Well-Known Member

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    Cool, they're only 30mins away. I never actually thought about a wrap (only PPF), it would be interesting to go for a colour change.
     
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  3. Oct 20, 2021 at 10:25 AM
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    llamasmurf

    llamasmurf Herpa Derp

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    My wrap has held up for just over 4 years now, its failing. Starting to peel.

    I am being cheappy and waiting even longer to get it removed. Will cost more for removal now. As it dries out it gets harder to remove.

    :anonymous:
     
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  4. Oct 20, 2021 at 7:23 PM
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    Marcgb91

    Marcgb91 Well-Known Member

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    Bumpers: -Kalil Fab prerunner -C4Fab RockRunner single tube - Inbound -CBI sliders Wrap: -Kpmf Gloss Opulent Indigo w/Avery satin silver Lights: Baja Designs - Squadron Sport Wide Cornering Foglights - S2 reverse kit - S8 30" amber combo Tires & Wheels: -Ffifteen52 Turbomac HD Classic 16x8 +0mm -Spidertrax 1.25" spacers -Falkentire Wildpeak AT3W LT315/75/16 Suspension: King shocks : Front 2.5 extended w/resi, Rear 2.5x12" shock w/external resi JD Fab: UCA double shear kit, Spindle gussets, LCA pivot kit, Nylon rack bushing, Billet heimed tie rods (stock width) -Dirt King UCA w/poly greasable bushings -Icon RXT leaf pack - option 3 -Archive Garage Shock relocation kit, U-Bolt flip kit & bump stop upgrade, Hammer Hangers RTT & Awning: Prinsu roof rack Overlandrec Upper Hutt & 23Zero Pellegrin 180°
    4 years isn't bad at all for a wrap if its been beating in some trails often though! Regardless its a long time of paint protection too! Nothing a litte (or a lot) of elbow grease and heat gun can't fix haha
     
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  5. Oct 20, 2021 at 7:26 PM
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    Marcgb91

    Marcgb91 Well-Known Member

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    Bumpers: -Kalil Fab prerunner -C4Fab RockRunner single tube - Inbound -CBI sliders Wrap: -Kpmf Gloss Opulent Indigo w/Avery satin silver Lights: Baja Designs - Squadron Sport Wide Cornering Foglights - S2 reverse kit - S8 30" amber combo Tires & Wheels: -Ffifteen52 Turbomac HD Classic 16x8 +0mm -Spidertrax 1.25" spacers -Falkentire Wildpeak AT3W LT315/75/16 Suspension: King shocks : Front 2.5 extended w/resi, Rear 2.5x12" shock w/external resi JD Fab: UCA double shear kit, Spindle gussets, LCA pivot kit, Nylon rack bushing, Billet heimed tie rods (stock width) -Dirt King UCA w/poly greasable bushings -Icon RXT leaf pack - option 3 -Archive Garage Shock relocation kit, U-Bolt flip kit & bump stop upgrade, Hammer Hangers RTT & Awning: Prinsu roof rack Overlandrec Upper Hutt & 23Zero Pellegrin 180°
    The hardest part is to pick a color! From my experience using KPMF, it laid on very well (dry) the air release works nicely but I found you needed slightly more heat to manipulate the material around some curves. Avery Dennison is probably the best air release/easiest to manipulate although does feel slightly thinner than KPMF. No real experience with 3M stuff though but I heard its thicker.

    Inozetek wraps are insanely great if you want anything that had a paint like gloss reflection w/o the typical "orange peel" of some wraps but I think you can only order from shops since they're still a new company.
     
  6. Oct 21, 2021 at 5:16 AM
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    llamasmurf

    llamasmurf Herpa Derp

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    You can get 3M in different thickness, I believe mine was 3M 2mm flat black. I had a shop do it, as I was not confident I could do it properly.
     
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