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I would seriously consider a pop-top wrap (thermal cover). Makes a huge difference in Autumn / Winter / Spring.

I'd go with wrapping it :thumbsup:

All wrapped up ready to send when someone wants it. Posted for £225. Bargain

Has anyone wrapped the chrome strip in ravenna blue to match the bumper ?

Haha, paint job.

Bump up before I wrap them up for winter storage.

With poptop or not? Van insulated? Front screen wrap? What type of bed have you got. You have a diesel heater?. ...... We just use layers..... Starting vith PJs. Then a duvet, Then various over fleece blankets. And a fleece blanket underneath too. We have no poptop, but van panels and...

I’d be interested in knowing if the cost for wrapping has gone up or come down now more people are doing it?

wrap it up in a binliner with some gaffer tape, and offer to post - buyer pays postage? https://www.parcel2go.com/ .

As title, looking for a painted barn door rear bumper, ideally in white but will consider others as I will be wrapping the van when it gets abit warmer. Thanks!

Firstly, give the roller and slider a good clean. Yep, wrap a wet cloth over your hand and get in there. Then, dry it off and give it a whack of silicone spray.

Come on folks, now prepared to offer this battery with a third of a roll of tesa tape and a quantity of assorted lugs crimps and adhesive lined shrink wrap. Bargun.

My 6.1 pipe is wrapped in cloth tape and I’ve had it from new so it’s a factory thing.

Colour coded for us, a gloss black roof on a car looks good but the wrap ends at the shoulders of the car whereas a poptop wraps over the shoulders so the edge of colour isn't hidden... Everybody is different though! :)

Does it always happen on tinted or wrapped glass? All the examples seem to be dark coloured.

I used Sticks like sh1t to bond my brackets to matt black wrap. I cleaned the wrapped surface with panel wipe first.

I'd go solid white and wrap the bottom half. I know it's more money but gives so many options going forward and better resale imo.

I've worked with 3m wrap before, by far the best in my opinion. A sharp craft knife to run along the edge, heat the wrap gently and its all done

...being is the colour of the furniture is not entirely what I'd be after if I were bespoke choosing my own. Has anyone had any experience of wrapping their furniture with kitchen cupboard vinyl or similar products? I figure if it's hard-wearing for a domestic kitchen it should be ok for a...

Fingers crossed it doesn't affect adhesion of the wrap!