That's a wrap!

Discussion in 'Hyundai Kona Electric' started by Domenick, Feb 20, 2019.

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  1. GPM432

    GPM432 Active Member

    The pictures aren't that great..... in person the contrast is great.... now I don't have to be concerned about the cladding going greyish on me . I dislike that
     
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  3. Me too! Everyone says they love the color!
     
  4. I'm still investigating though slowly. I did get one quote for $3000-$3400 but then they want another $750ish to deal with the front bumper and grille area. A bit too much in my opinion. So I'm looking at other options like just doing the roof and mirrors. (I think it's weird that the 2 higher trim levels have the single tone and the lower trim has the two tone - to me the two tone looks better)
     
  5. GPM432

    GPM432 Active Member

    How much of your car are you thinking of getting wrapped I got all the grey cladding front rear bumpers, grill, sides, wheel wells, in side he door jams, and top rails done for a $1000..
     
  6. I was hoping to do everything and change the color to a blue I like better. But that might be too expensive, still pondering. I also asked about just the roof and mirrors and he quoted $850. Still high compared to some of the other comments in this thread, to me. This guy did point out that their techs are 3M certified... I still need to get some more quotes from a couple other places.
     
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  8. GPM432

    GPM432 Active Member

    Where abouts are you? 3M certified does that mean they just brought the product from 3m..LOL
     
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  9. Dropped the car off last night for wrapping. Deep blue metallic for the base, silver metallic for roof, pillars and mirrors. They will paint the front bumper, the tech convinced me he could match the color of the vinyl. Should be done Friday, I hope. I will post pics soon.
     
  10. GPM432

    GPM432 Active Member

    Why did they have to paint the front bumper?
     
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  12. All those divots in the bumper, the vinyl won't work.
     
  13. GPM432

    GPM432 Active Member

    You mean all the dimples on the grill?? I got my actual gladded bumper done and it worked great
     
  14. CJC

    CJC Well-Known Member

    I can't see them either.
     
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  15. ok I think I can fix it, hold on
     
  16. CJC

    CJC Well-Known Member

    Mattsburgh it looks just great!
     
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  17. yeah they seemed to be pretty good at what they were doing. They told me that it needed some time and it would smooth out a bit - it sounds like maybe you're saying the same thing, do you have experience with it and have seen that happen? This is the first time I tried doing this and I'm very happy with the results, but I did think it would be nice if it had a little bit more smooth look. He had warned me earlier in the week that there would be some orange peel effect.
     

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