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Temporarily changing the color of your entire car or certain parts of it is something that crosses the mind of most drivers at one point or the other, which explains the success of foil wraps. Still, this solution can be relatively costly going upwards of a couple of thousand dollars for a full wrap.
- Bmw Shows Off Five Most Exciting 4-series Gran Coupe Colors
When BMW themselves say that these are the most exciting colors you can spray the 4 Series Gran Coupe with, fans and potential buyers alike might want to pay close attention. Read more »...
- Mini Goes All Dark Knight With Limited Edition Countryman And Paceman
You could always cover your car in a matte black foil wrap if that's your thing, but in case you prefer something of a more permanent nature, Mini has is extending its program of exterior paint finishes for the five-door Countryman and its three-door...
- Nissan Skyline Has Temperature-sensitive Paint Finish That Changes Color
Check out this crazy paint job on a Nissan Skyline S2 R33 from the United Kingdom that has had a whole-body re-spray done using only special temperature-sensitive paint that, like mood rings, changes color depending on conditions. Read more »...
- Schwabenfolia Squeezes Some Color On The Bmw 1-series M Coupe
Leave it to a German tuner with a tongue twister name like Schwabenfolia to go all lime green with a limited edition sports car like the BMW 1-Series M Coupe, of which a little over 6,300 units were produced during a ~1-year run. But fear not, as Schwabenfolia...
- U Spot: Can You Tell What Kind Of Car Is Hiding Behind The Black Wraps?
A couple of weeks ago, Carscoop reader Sean McKeon sent us a picture of a mystery car being transferred on a truck full of 2012 Volkswagen Beetles in Los Angeles. As you might imagine, we were a bit tied up at the time with our Geneva Motor Show coverage...
Cars
DIY: 'DipYourCar' and Wheels with Plastic Spray Paint
Temporarily changing the color of your entire car or certain parts of it is something that crosses the mind of most drivers at one point or the other, which explains the success of foil wraps. Still, this solution can be relatively costly going upwards of a couple of thousand dollars for a full wrap.
A more economical solution for a purportedly easily applied and reversible paint job that seems to be gathering a bit of attention lately is "DipYourCar". What we have here is essentially a plastic paint that is applied via a spray can or a dedicated spray gun.
Read more »- Bmw Shows Off Five Most Exciting 4-series Gran Coupe Colors
When BMW themselves say that these are the most exciting colors you can spray the 4 Series Gran Coupe with, fans and potential buyers alike might want to pay close attention. Read more »...
- Mini Goes All Dark Knight With Limited Edition Countryman And Paceman
You could always cover your car in a matte black foil wrap if that's your thing, but in case you prefer something of a more permanent nature, Mini has is extending its program of exterior paint finishes for the five-door Countryman and its three-door...
- Nissan Skyline Has Temperature-sensitive Paint Finish That Changes Color
Check out this crazy paint job on a Nissan Skyline S2 R33 from the United Kingdom that has had a whole-body re-spray done using only special temperature-sensitive paint that, like mood rings, changes color depending on conditions. Read more »...
- Schwabenfolia Squeezes Some Color On The Bmw 1-series M Coupe
Leave it to a German tuner with a tongue twister name like Schwabenfolia to go all lime green with a limited edition sports car like the BMW 1-Series M Coupe, of which a little over 6,300 units were produced during a ~1-year run. But fear not, as Schwabenfolia...
- U Spot: Can You Tell What Kind Of Car Is Hiding Behind The Black Wraps?
A couple of weeks ago, Carscoop reader Sean McKeon sent us a picture of a mystery car being transferred on a truck full of 2012 Volkswagen Beetles in Los Angeles. As you might imagine, we were a bit tied up at the time with our Geneva Motor Show coverage...