Any vinyl wrapped carbon?

[Billy]

Sorry to see that mate.

Are the company not liable for the damage? Or did you have to sign a disclaimer?

[stoddie]

oooft - not so good chap.

was speaking to a ford nut yesterday about the rs500 and the wrapping on it. Seems a few have already had problems like this also along with peeling, bubbles etc. and thats on new cars!

hope you get the bodywork etc sorted.

[klauster]

Not sure if it luck or whether all wraps can cause this, they do not accept any liablity. I will get most of the major bits done on Monday, and then the remainder sorted early next year. It is a shame, but the silver lining is a full front and back bumper repray will get rid of some other scuffs and almost ALL the stone chips the car has (bonnet is pretty much MINT)

I deffo wouldn't go down the wrapping route again with what they charge for it these days.... ah well, we live and learn

[klauster]

she still looks the dogs danglies

[steve_70]

Good discussion and makes me think that I will not pursue this idea. Besides I like detailing too much and something to clean the the weekends, kind of theraputic in a way. TBH, much nicer in black

[PetrolDave]

I got involved in an often heated debate on here a couple of years ago about how wrapping could/would leave to just this sort of (expensive to sort out) damage to the lacquer/paint. Seeing those pictures makes me glad I stuck to my opinion that wrapping is a bad idea.

[klauster]

Aye I remember Dave, I have no regrets but you were indeed right, although others have had no damage left after a wrap...

[ginandjuice]

sorry to see mate, turns out I've had my pride and joy done at the same place! but like I said earlier in the thread my friends car was faultless after de-wrapp so what do i do? I'm a couple of months in and this thread is making me nervous I've got to say.

[klauster]

I'd say expect the worst and hope for the best, worst case is you will need some bodyshop work done... its not the end of the world, just an expense I can do without