Side by side wraps

Just wondering if anyone has installed any of these wraps and are they worth it or not. Also are they a P.I.T.A to install?

Thanks in advance.  

What are they? Didn't see a link or pic?

Just wraps in general. It's like a full body sticker

Okay I see what you talking about now. I wonder how well the hold up to being torn as opposed to your regular plastics being colored completely through when they're scratched?

Like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CanAm-BRP-MAVERICK-Graphic-Kit-Wrap-AMR-Racing-Decal-Parts-Accessories-WOODLAND-/360999382386?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item540d3d6d72&vxp=mtr

  Now I understand.  My mind was going in all directions thinking about wraps.  I was thinking the "advertizing wraps" that are on cars on the road.  I was thinking that may be a new way of advertizing on the trails on the SXS's...MD

That looks great...might have to do mine like this when it gets all scratched up!

I like the camo!

Another vote for the Camo...MD

T-bone... those shouldn't be hard to put on. They are to cut into many pieces...just wet the surface so you can move them around and squeegee out the air pockets.  A heat gun will also help around rivets and rounded places.

Yea but I wonder if they will hold up or not.  There not cheap

GITCHY WUN and let us know how they work.

See that's the problem.......I don't want to be the guinea pig on this one.

Well if you dont want to be the test dummy tbone just buy me one and i will let you know how it holds up...lol

Who you trying to sneak up on in the trails?

Nobody.  The auction ended on the one I wanted so I just grabbed that link to show which wrap I wanted

AMR Graphics and Proline wraps are the way to go. I've had AMR on my Can Am and RZR and they are very thick. ProLine wraps are suppose to be top notch and very easy to install as their graphics kits when applied have very few bubbles show up, which can be a pain to get out sometimes. Don't buy any Ebay wraps under $350. I learned the hard way on that. Graphic kits can really transform the look of your ride. The kits for the Maverick look awesome, especially if you get matching graphics to go with your doors. As far as installation goes, read directions very carefully and watch youtube videos. Its not that hard but it does require lots of patience. The best thing to do is find one whole day to yourself in the garage without any interruptions (aka kids, wife, cell phone). and do it sober.
http://www.prolinewraps.com

The only thing I see thats gonna be hard is that the Mavericks have a lot of bends and odd shapes in their plastics which can be a little tough to do when applying wraps. Like I say, lots of patience

Wrap it up for your protection Tbone.

Hump wrote:

Wrap it up for your protection Tbone.  

   

I like them, I will probably put one on mine at some point....