Vinyl Wrap Template for Club Car Precedent?

[Kashmir]

Wrapping is not really difficult at all.
Especially these buggies that don't have huge sections to cover.
I did a Caroche by myself last fall and it took me all of three hours to do.
Not a single bubble or wrinkle.
Granted, the cart owner took the body off and cleaned it up and fixed a couple of bad spots.
Get some 3M 1080 wrap and a decent heat gun and you're set.

[klubber]

Originally Posted by chadabear

Its what he charged me. I know when I dropped it off, and when he finished it. Yes, he cut me deal, so when you do yours. Let me know how long it took...by yourself, and how hard it was to fit all the crevaces and indentions without it bubbling or having to cut and overlap corners.

I'm not doubting he charged you that, nor am I doubting it took you 2 dyas to get your cart back. I just doubt that the difficulty for a good job means the labor of 3 men for a "full" 2 days. If they had actually stayed on your cart the full two days they need to charge more. I believe that 3 people can get this done tearing a cart down and putting it back together as long as they have any golf cart experience and know how to work with vinyl in less than a day. Nad yes your cart looks outstanding.

[Outdoor_funguy]

Originally Posted by jesseasi

I have been debating about painting my car, buying a new solid color body. Or maybe doing a vinyl wrap.

My goal is to make a Chicago Cubs themed golf cart. Originally I thought about buying a blue body and just decorating it with some decals.

But the idea of really doing something custom with a wrap is much more exciting.

Question is - where can I find or buy a template so I can design it myself then find someone who can make it?

I'll go for vinyl wrap. Ask help from the veteran installers, why not visit gatorwraps and request for a quote. I believe they have installers for a vinyl wrap in all major cities.

[_ogre]