Wanna wrap my c63 to nardo grey...
The following users liked this post:
duckymomo190 (05-27-2021)
The following users liked this post:
zli6004 (08-23-2017)
08-23-2017, 04:14 AM
#3
08-23-2017, 07:12 AM
#4
MBWorld Fanatic!
That's probably the cleanest and meanest looking 4 door W204 I've seen without a wide arch conversion. I'm loving the Revozport lip. Diamond cut spokes of your wheels would set it off so nicely.
But sadly you want to ruin the lovely black paintwork (is that photochopped or just that shiny??
) with a colour which is nothing more than a fad? I know it's your car and it's your choice of course, but for me, Nardo Grey shouts out "I'm not a car enthusiast, i'm just here for the pu55y, money n weed" - ie, it's more about image and appealing to sheep, rather than the true few. Nardo Grey will not age well....it's more of a 'scene' colour.
But if you choose to do it, good luck to you and i hope you like it.
My 2 cents.
But sadly you want to ruin the lovely black paintwork (is that photochopped or just that shiny??
) with a colour which is nothing more than a fad? I know it's your car and it's your choice of course, but for me, Nardo Grey shouts out "I'm not a car enthusiast, i'm just here for the pu55y, money n weed" - ie, it's more about image and appealing to sheep, rather than the true few. Nardo Grey will not age well....it's more of a 'scene' colour.But if you choose to do it, good luck to you and i hope you like it.
My 2 cents.
The following 2 users liked this post by Celicasaur:
C63fora2w1 (08-24-2017),
zli6004 (08-24-2017)
08-23-2017, 07:42 AM
#5
MBWorld Fanatic!
Personally I love nardo gray Audis - best colour option you cant get.
BUT
My 2 cents - gloss vinyl looks good only on pictures. In reality it looks like a bad paintjob with a horrible orange peel effect.
If you're **** about your car it will bother you - I am sure of that.
BUT
My 2 cents - gloss vinyl looks good only on pictures. In reality it looks like a bad paintjob with a horrible orange peel effect.
If you're **** about your car it will bother you - I am sure of that.
08-23-2017, 07:17 PM
#7
MBWorld Fanatic!
Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Posts: 4,672
Received 540 Likes
on
477 Posts
2010 C300 4MATIC........ 2011 C63 AMG.............. 2015 CLS400 4MATIC.....
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
honestly everyone is doing grey colors. black is looking sleek, just keep it imo
honestly everyone is doing grey colors. black is looking sleek, just keep it imo
Trending Topics
08-23-2017, 09:38 PM
#10
Check out this video..."Black Mercedes C63 AMG 507 wrapped Nardo Grey"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeZn...Y#action=share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeZn...Y#action=share
08-23-2017, 11:22 PM
#11
Super Member
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Orlando FL
Posts: 935
Received 74 Likes
on
58 Posts
a unicorn tuned p30 e63
I wrapped my E55 matte white years ago, my brother and friends all had wrapped cars and here is what i can tell you.
If you can get it done super cheap and i mean dirt cheap and its decent work then go for it as it will look cool.
The gloss wraps look good when it leaves the shop and up until its first wash. Because its still a film whenever you wash it or have it wash it scratches pretty hard and its noticeable and for me it would drive me nuts.
If you daily drive the car the wrap is a pain for maintenance and if you are particular about how the car looks (from the pics i can guess you are lol) than you have a good 6 months of the wrap looking good if you bust your *** taking care of it and that's if the installer is doing a hell of a job.
One option and I know its not what you posted is to go with a satin finish. The new satin colors arent full matte but wash well and are easier to maintain.
Not trying to steer you away from it or bash you wants I'm just giving you a brutally honest opinion of how wraps are from my cars to my bros and close friends.
Spend the wrap money on more power
If you can get it done super cheap and i mean dirt cheap and its decent work then go for it as it will look cool.
The gloss wraps look good when it leaves the shop and up until its first wash. Because its still a film whenever you wash it or have it wash it scratches pretty hard and its noticeable and for me it would drive me nuts.
If you daily drive the car the wrap is a pain for maintenance and if you are particular about how the car looks (from the pics i can guess you are lol) than you have a good 6 months of the wrap looking good if you bust your *** taking care of it and that's if the installer is doing a hell of a job.
One option and I know its not what you posted is to go with a satin finish. The new satin colors arent full matte but wash well and are easier to maintain.
Not trying to steer you away from it or bash you wants I'm just giving you a brutally honest opinion of how wraps are from my cars to my bros and close friends.
Spend the wrap money on more power
08-24-2017, 02:07 AM
#12
That's probably the cleanest and meanest looking 4 door W204 I've seen without a wide arch conversion. I'm loving the Revozport lip. Diamond cut spokes of your wheels would set it off so nicely.
But sadly you want to ruin the lovely black paintwork (is that photochopped or just that shiny?? ) with a colour which is nothing more than a fad? I know it's your car and it's your choice of course, but for me, Nardo Grey shouts out "I'm not a car enthusiast, i'm just here for the pu55y, money n weed" - ie, it's more about image and appealing to sheep, rather than the true few. Nardo Grey will not age well....it's more of a 'scene' colour.
But if you choose to do it, good luck to you and i hope you like it.
My 2 cents.
But sadly you want to ruin the lovely black paintwork (is that photochopped or just that shiny??
) with a colour which is nothing more than a fad? I know it's your car and it's your choice of course, but for me, Nardo Grey shouts out "I'm not a car enthusiast, i'm just here for the pu55y, money n weed" - ie, it's more about image and appealing to sheep, rather than the true few. Nardo Grey will not age well....it's more of a 'scene' colour.But if you choose to do it, good luck to you and i hope you like it.
My 2 cents.
08-24-2017, 02:21 AM
#13
I wrapped my E55 matte white years ago, my brother and friends all had wrapped cars and here is what i can tell you.
If you can get it done super cheap and i mean dirt cheap and its decent work then go for it as it will look cool.
The gloss wraps look good when it leaves the shop and up until its first wash. Because its still a film whenever you wash it or have it wash it scratches pretty hard and its noticeable and for me it would drive me nuts.
If you daily drive the car the wrap is a pain for maintenance and if you are particular about how the car looks (from the pics i can guess you are lol) than you have a good 6 months of the wrap looking good if you bust your *** taking care of it and that's if the installer is doing a hell of a job.
One option and I know its not what you posted is to go with a satin finish. The new satin colors arent full matte but wash well and are easier to maintain.
Not trying to steer you away from it or bash you wants I'm just giving you a brutally honest opinion of how wraps are from my cars to my bros and close friends.
Spend the wrap money on more power
If you can get it done super cheap and i mean dirt cheap and its decent work then go for it as it will look cool.
The gloss wraps look good when it leaves the shop and up until its first wash. Because its still a film whenever you wash it or have it wash it scratches pretty hard and its noticeable and for me it would drive me nuts.
If you daily drive the car the wrap is a pain for maintenance and if you are particular about how the car looks (from the pics i can guess you are lol) than you have a good 6 months of the wrap looking good if you bust your *** taking care of it and that's if the installer is doing a hell of a job.
One option and I know its not what you posted is to go with a satin finish. The new satin colors arent full matte but wash well and are easier to maintain.
Not trying to steer you away from it or bash you wants I'm just giving you a brutally honest opinion of how wraps are from my cars to my bros and close friends.
Spend the wrap money on more power
08-24-2017, 01:11 PM
#15
MBWorld Fanatic!
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Olathe, KS
Posts: 2,533
Received 396 Likes
on
275 Posts
'13 C63 AMG P31
Love that detailer/garage setup. Great pics as well. Nardo gray reminds me of all the scion tc's gloss matte grey. I would say choose a different color or keep the shiny black.
08-24-2017, 01:45 PM
#16
MBWorld Fanatic!
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 8,045
Received 2,810 Likes
on
1,664 Posts
2012 P31 C63 Coupe Trackrat, 2019 GLE63S Coupe Beast
Agree with the above. Nardo Grey wrap looks terrible. It makes cars look like nondescript lumps of PlayDoh to me. It hides the contours, and light reflection looks dull.
Get the black professionally corrected, then clear wrap it.
Get the black professionally corrected, then clear wrap it.
08-24-2017, 06:56 PM
#19
Super Member
That's probably the cleanest and meanest looking 4 door W204 I've seen without a wide arch conversion. I'm loving the Revozport lip. Diamond cut spokes of your wheels would set it off so nicely.
But sadly you want to ruin the lovely black paintwork (is that photochopped or just that shiny?? ) with a colour which is nothing more than a fad? I know it's your car and it's your choice of course, but for me, Nardo Grey shouts out "I'm not a car enthusiast, i'm just here for the pu55y, money n weed" - ie, it's more about image and appealing to sheep, rather than the true few. Nardo Grey will not age well....it's more of a 'scene' colour.
But if you choose to do it, good luck to you and i hope you like it.
My 2 cents.
But sadly you want to ruin the lovely black paintwork (is that photochopped or just that shiny??
) with a colour which is nothing more than a fad? I know it's your car and it's your choice of course, but for me, Nardo Grey shouts out "I'm not a car enthusiast, i'm just here for the pu55y, money n weed" - ie, it's more about image and appealing to sheep, rather than the true few. Nardo Grey will not age well....it's more of a 'scene' colour.But if you choose to do it, good luck to you and i hope you like it.
My 2 cents.
