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Anyone ever dealt with Bikeskinz or any other vinyl wraps for bikes? I wanted to compare a $576 vinyl to a full fairing paint-job, Upper, lower, sides and tail. Also, anyone recommend a good speedy paintshop? If i go with paint, I want quality work, but I also don't want my bike in a shop for 3 days to get painted.. Thanks yall!
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Vinyl will not give you that shiny finish that you get with a paint job (unless you're looking for flat colors). Also, vinyl will fade with sunlight, eventually...no matter what they tell you. I'd say paint it.
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I agree with Got2Go... paint, definitely paint. then cover it with this to protect from chips.. Scotchgard Paint Protection Film Solutions | |
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