Carnutcertifies

Looking at redoing the jeeps image and wondered which would be the better way to go. What's everyone's opinion on wraps vs. Paint

Martlor13

I'm paint all the way

andrewmp6

Depends how you use the jeep your budget and what can you do yourself.

caged

wraps are awesome. they are pretty tough and can protect the paint from some pinstriping due to tight trails, but it is very expensive.

Rogue4x4

This.^^^

I know a guy who recently had his vehicle wrapped. Not a Jeep, but a Mustang. I asked him how much, and was shocked when he told me "Almost 2k"...and, they broke his passenger side door handle to boot, LOL

Turned out ok I guess, but he got this weird pattern, I didn't care for it, but he liked it, so whatever.

I just thought that was outrageous for something (IMO) that didn't look that good, wasn't permanent (this could be a good thing, tho) and ended up with broken parts, which they tried blaming on him, and didn't fix...

Carnutcertifies

Ty for the imputed guys. The jeep is primarily an off road toy with minimal on road. I was really unsure about durability with the wrap and have heard they can be pricy

andrewmp6

Last time i priced a wrap was 1500 for a single normal color.Cheaper options to me are plastidip or a dyi bedliner.Or have a place like macco paint it for you even those are hit and miss.

Carnutcertifies

lol I was just thinking about the bedliner option. I want to do a camouflage pattern again just a little better

Turbo X_J

tree or boulder

cruiser54

camo.

I did my own.

Carnutcertifies

This is what it looks like now. I wanna keep the theme, this is rattle can

CurrySoSpicy

Wrap it in the money design lol

Carnutcertifies

Well that's different

andrewmp6

You could do camo bedliner but will take a while and a lot of masking.