maybe the pressure is getting to me. the daily grind. the ever rising sales objectives. What have you done for me lately? what does any of this even mean?
Is vinyl wrapping just a proxy for the existential dread facing us all?
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Vinyl Wrapping Cars instead of Paint? yay or nay?
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Is vinyl wrapping just a proxy for the existential dread facing us all?
The vinyl wrap will reduce the value of the car more than the couple thousand bucks you’ll save.
The only vinyl wrap I'd ever consider is Eunice's profile pic on the hood.
I don't know about that. I got a car from a friend a couple of years ago that had been a delivery vehicle that had a full wrap. Removing the baked on wrap was a bitch but underneath the paint on the 10 year old car was like brand new.
It's not a miata, but one can dream
2007 328i hard top convertible, 67,000 miles. Lives in a garage, but drives around a salty, damp, potholed NY beach town
Used on lamborghini and exotic cars
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You should test the waters out by wrapping said sales objective makers' cars in shrink wrap. An always-enjoyable office prank that also might provide some insight onto future appearances.
Far better than testing it out on the cat: