Is it possible to redesign a car and give it a shiny new look without repainting? Is there an alternative to airbrushing and what if there is no artistic talent? Modern technologies make it possible to paste over a car or its parts with a high-strength film of various materials and textures, or with a pre-applied pattern, which will last no less than paintwork, and labor costs will be much less.
You can wrap the car with a film using a matte or glossy material. Full hauling or partial pasting can really be done in the garage with your own hands.
The anti-gravel film can be glued on a new car: according to reviews, pasting it retains the original appearance of the paintwork, in particular, for the subsequent sale of a car.
Covering the surface of the car body with a film can serve as a tuning, as well as to protect the surface of the car from all kinds of scratches and chips.
A protective transparent film for a car body is used for pasting the hood, bumper and even glass. Do-it-yourself pasting is carried out in a wet or dry way.
Film for armoring car headlights protects against impacts and chips, is relatively easy to apply, does not become cloudy, and also does not reduce the brightness of the light beam.
You can update the panel and other parts of the car interior with the help of pasting with a film. This finish is not complicated and allows you to make the interior original.
It is possible to protect the bumper from chips and scratches with your own hands, while the most optimal protection is to apply a product called a “liquid cover” to it.
You can wrap the car with a film using a matte or glossy material. Full hauling or partial pasting can really be done in the garage with your own hands.
The anti-gravel film can be glued on a new car: according to reviews, pasting it retains the original appearance of the paintwork, in particular, for the subsequent sale of a car.
Brown film, both matte, glossy, and carbon, is often used to wrap the entire car body.
Covering the surface of the car body with a film can serve as a tuning, as well as to protect the surface of the car from all kinds of scratches and chips.
Red film for wrapping cars can have different color depths and textures. The most popular materials are carbon and with the effect of glossy chrome.
A protective transparent film for a car body is used for pasting the hood, bumper and even glass. Do-it-yourself pasting is carried out in a wet or dry way.
Film for armoring car headlights protects against impacts and chips, is relatively easy to apply, does not become cloudy, and also does not reduce the brightness of the light beam.
Covering the roof of a car with a film is popular. You can glue the top of the car with a glossy vinyl film, materials for carbon, chrome and others.
You can update the panel and other parts of the car interior with the help of pasting with a film. This finish is not complicated and allows you to make the interior original.
Car wrapping with camouflage film is used as a vehicle camouflage by hunters, fishermen, the military and just lovers of non-standard car tuning.
Armoring the windshield with a special film allows you to protect it from chips, bumps, and when using high-class material - from bullets.
It is possible to protect the bumper from chips and scratches with your own hands, while the most optimal protection is to apply a product called a “liquid cover” to it.
To remove a protective vinyl or polyurethane film from a car without damaging the paintwork of the car, you can resort to thermal treatment.
Stickers on the hood of a car are often used to hide any defect on this part of the car or to make the appearance of your car unique.