Vinyl wrap
 

viny wrap for a motorbike anyone heard of it or tried it before?

i am thinking of changing the colour of my bike and found this

http://http://printempire.co.uk/inde...q58m9otmc69j80

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

I don't see why they can't wrap bikes, its done a lot with cars and vans, just need to make sure the wrap is good quality else it will fade quickly

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

I found a company that will pick up ur bike, wrap it and bring it back, looks really good, might get the SV done. Depending on price obviously

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

Badeye - what company is that? I know someone with a red VFR that is desperate for a white one lol.

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

i'll see if i can find it again, i came across it a while ago when i was looking to get the SV done and out of all i found this 1 appeared to be the best:
http://www.wrapmybike.co.uk/wmb/
These guys don't pickup or deliver your bike but they will wrap your bike at their premises. Worth a look.

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

WrapMyBike

Regretfully we ceased trading on 29/07/2011

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

Seen some cars look good for a month then it split
oh your link dont work
http://printempire.co.uk/index.php?m...roducts_id=172

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

"WrapMyBike
Regretfully we ceased trading on 29/07/2011"
Are they still going? looks good though!

Tom

Re: Vinyl wrap
 

i know it should be cheaper than a paint job, and they guarantee cars for around 7 years, i have emailed the one i put on, ill let you know the price

If you are going to have this done make sure whichever company you pick uses pre cut patterns that are cut before they are applied to the bodywork, I have seen quite a few of these applications installed on cars I have worked on and it's scary how many installers apply a sheet to the panel then use a very sharp blade to shape the sheet on the panel and scratch/cut the paint work in the process, plus it never looks as neat as a laser cut pattern.