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It took a while, but the end result is pretty awesome. :yes:
This is the "Black Cherry" pattern from World Class Wraps. Peter is the artist (yes that word absolutely fits!) and is an awesome guy to work with. When we first contacted him, he had just one pattern for the RT but several for the RS. We didn't really want pinstripes and so we asked if he could adapt one of the RS designs for the RT template. He was pretty open to it and wow, not only did he do the design we asked for, but he did it in 6 color combos and then added about 3 other designs, some in multiple colors.
When we first got this wrap in, we were really impressed, then when we took it outside and were amazed at the depth it showed in the sunlight. He had used a blue halo fading to black around most of the red. While it looked gorgeous, we thought it wouldn't be the best choice for our black Spyder as the blue sometimes went right out to the edges of some of the pieces. We contacted Peter and explained our concern that this might re-inforce the stick on aspect of the kit and that we thought that a totally black background would help give a better illusion of custom paint. Peter redid the kit with a full black background and swapped it out for no additional charge.
As you can see this covers almost every painted surface of the RT - nearly 60 pieces in all.
A few pics here:
More here:
http://s664.photobucket.com/albums/vv5/petenomad/Spyder Wrap Install/
This is the "Black Cherry" pattern from World Class Wraps. Peter is the artist (yes that word absolutely fits!) and is an awesome guy to work with. When we first contacted him, he had just one pattern for the RT but several for the RS. We didn't really want pinstripes and so we asked if he could adapt one of the RS designs for the RT template. He was pretty open to it and wow, not only did he do the design we asked for, but he did it in 6 color combos and then added about 3 other designs, some in multiple colors.
When we first got this wrap in, we were really impressed, then when we took it outside and were amazed at the depth it showed in the sunlight. He had used a blue halo fading to black around most of the red. While it looked gorgeous, we thought it wouldn't be the best choice for our black Spyder as the blue sometimes went right out to the edges of some of the pieces. We contacted Peter and explained our concern that this might re-inforce the stick on aspect of the kit and that we thought that a totally black background would help give a better illusion of custom paint. Peter redid the kit with a full black background and swapped it out for no additional charge.
As you can see this covers almost every painted surface of the RT - nearly 60 pieces in all.
A few pics here:
More here:
http://s664.photobucket.com/albums/vv5/petenomad/Spyder Wrap Install/
You must have a great deal of patience. If it is possible, Ann suggests starting on a flat surface as this will help you get a feel for the process before the harder ones come into play. However, if you have a pattern that runs from piece to piece, this may not be possible since you sort of have to anchor the pattern with the right piece. She started with the frunk while I was at work and there are many concave curves and all kinds of angles. She said the first piece took about an hour. The second one was about the same - there were 4 pieces for the frunk in this kit. I tried one, but we both soon realized that I was better suited to be the assistant and not the installer. There are some small bubbles on the frunk. 
Thankfully, you have to get close and look at the right angle to see most of them. 
