Ye ok so we are not going to show loads of GT40’s, most of us are normal car drivers right? Well even this is top of the line and when you wrap it yellow, you have one hell of a statement on your hands. This is an example of why car wrapping is so amazing, next month this owner may realise he stands out a little too much and go for something else. That’s if he has any money left after filling it up.

Work by Infinity Wraps

This is more like it, same RS as above, but we think we suit this one much more. Vinyl wrapping in matte black is a risk as we know, some will not like it, some will love it. The way the lighting and reflections are killed and dispersed across the body panels, everything becomes so smooth. It looks good enough to stroke.

It’s a funny looking thing, made nicer by the fact it has a wicked matte metallic finish in a just cool electric blue. The sunset lighting with the blue metallic is working for us, imagine this finish and quality car wrap on your car. Unless you have a Focus ST and you can just look here.

Work by Re-styleit

Hard to pick between this and the matte black from above. We can clearly see how the satin and matte differ over these two awesome RS examples. The satin does a little more across the surface of those panels, but the effect of the matte car wrap offers more of a noticeable statement.

Work by Reforma

We understand panel wrapping and how done in the right way it can look the nuts. But for a change we have an example we are not a fan of. Car wrapping can get a bad name from this sort of wrap. Don’t get us wrong, the quality of the wrap looks top notch and the wrapper can’t help the customers taste.

Work by Ambient Graphics

Well in the UK we don’t see these very often, if at all. This pick up is a true Aussie hero and they love them. The owner of this clearly wanted everyone to know he means business with this matte black car wrap.

Work by Pro Vinyl