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Why do you need a green wrap, I have clear PPF on my Jet Black Metallic GT3. I have Sun Tek 8mm self healing on the entire vehicle. I went with Ceramic Pro lifetime coating on my G 63.
Wraps come in all sorts of colors I don’t doubt they would have it. You can always look up Avery Dennison colors or 3M which seem to be the main wrapping companies.
As to why to wrap, usually to change things up or if they bought the car without spec’ing it to get what they want.
That color is a $6,500 option but I have to guess a wrap would be a similar cost if not more.
Why do you need a green wrap, I have clear PPF on my Jet Black Metallic GT3. I have Sun Tek 8mm self healing on the entire vehicle. I went with Ceramic Pro lifetime coating on my G 63.
I want a green wrap to change the color, got bored of white. Wrapping is a much cheaper alternative to painting the car, plus if I decide to sell the car later on, white would probably be more preferable.
The two closest colors in my Avery Dennison Deck are these.
The Gloss Dark Green is not metallic but is close in color and the Pearl Dark Green is metallic but has more of a blue undertone.
I have bought film from APA in the past and they are great to work with, and you can get a sample for $1 each so send them a pic of the G you posted and ask them to send you some samples, such as this one:
I want to replace my Gwagon wrap so it looks newer (2020) and Im bored of flat black. Anyway, I was at range rover in Bellevue the other night and there is this 340K LOADED SV with this green that was so beautiful I literally wanted to cry. It looked like a beetle from nature. The sales guy said it was one of 4 that was been made, etc, and the seats in the back recline, etc, etc. The guy would not give me the name of the color, but I found it.....
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