World's 1ST CLK63 Black Series in Satin White by Premier
Oct 26, 2009 | 01:32 PM
#25
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Hey guys!!! Sorry for the lack of updates. The vehicle is completed and right now waiting for a photoshoot. Just to answer some questions posted earlier:
1. the film is wrapped around edges and tucked wherever possible, so being able to see the underlying color (silver) will be very difficult unless you know where to look
2. the product is temporary, but will require professional removal
3. why anyone would want to do this. Several reasons:
a) after owning this particular car for almost 2 years, the customer wanted a change.
b) this is a dramatic alteration to the vehicle just short of purchasing a new car. So instead of taking a depreciation hit on the car, this will bring a new and exciting change
c) it is unique. Even though the color is white (a rare factory color), it is satin white to add a more unique factor to the vehicle
4. If and when the owner decides he wants to change it up in 2 or 3 years, we can apply a different color to the vehicle without any permanent effects to the factory paint.
1. the film is wrapped around edges and tucked wherever possible, so being able to see the underlying color (silver) will be very difficult unless you know where to look
2. the product is temporary, but will require professional removal
3. why anyone would want to do this. Several reasons:
a) after owning this particular car for almost 2 years, the customer wanted a change.
b) this is a dramatic alteration to the vehicle just short of purchasing a new car. So instead of taking a depreciation hit on the car, this will bring a new and exciting change
c) it is unique. Even though the color is white (a rare factory color), it is satin white to add a more unique factor to the vehicle
4. If and when the owner decides he wants to change it up in 2 or 3 years, we can apply a different color to the vehicle without any permanent effects to the factory paint.
Oct 28, 2009 | 06:53 PM
#30
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Posts: 205
Is there anyway to see if underlining color (silver) underneath the wrap? Perhaps Silver might not be as evident as say black.
I saw a job before where the car was red but wrapped white. However if you walk up close to the car, you can see a faint red through the wrap, and I am not referring to the edges.
I saw a job before where the car was red but wrapped white. However if you walk up close to the car, you can see a faint red through the wrap, and I am not referring to the edges.