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EDIT: took rd name out in case owner is not happy about it

it's wheelers hill, i've seen the car (but not wrapped) and my g/f just lives up the road.

$3750 ey.... do you know what material was used? 3M? Arlon? Avery?

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And to think for all these years we've been painting and polishing cars we could have just stopped painting after laying on the primer coat. Who would have thought hey? :D

Edited by fungoolie
This one was taken in Singapore wasn't it? I think it was one of the first one to be matted.

Yeah its in Singapore and as far as I know isn't matte black anymore.. Gone candy red :laugh: hopefully he's taken off the batman badge then!

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It is a wrap, done by Exotic Kustoms in Carrum Downs. It cost about $3750 I think.

Ring Nick on 97735944.

i saw your car getting wrapped there :thumbsup:

link to their service:

http://www.exotickustoms.com.au/murdered/

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