[RailRoadRetrievers]

Looking at getting a camo wrap for the truck, my questions are as follows:

1. Are these durable kits, are they going to peel and chip if I take dirt roads or offroad a little?

2. Are they easy to install?

3. Are all companys created equal, there is CamoWraps and Camo Skinz, but they all look about the same to me.

 

[riskyriver]

I have been in the sign business for many years and have applied a lot of vinyl. But I would not even attempt to do a vehicle wrap! In fact, my company won't do them - we do have an expert 'wrapper' in town and refer to him. If you really want a camo wrap look for a wrap pro in your area and at least get a cost from them before you decide to do it yourself.

 

[grassn]

I would suggest 2 places...

1. Camo4u - Camo4u.com

2. Camoskinz - Camoskinz.com

They offer a lifetime warranty on their materials....

 

[Lee Nelson]

I had Camo Clad professionally installed in 2007 on my rocker panels. It looks as good as the day he did it. I plow snow with it to boot. I'm glad I did professional installation.

 

[Roll221]

Just looked at the Camo Clad site, looks like really good stuff!

 

[saltgrass]

Look at camodesigns.com not a wrap. it is a paint job you will like it.

 

[waterdog711]

We removed the fender flairs and wrapped them using the Cabela's product. Looked nice for another 2-3 years when I sold truck.

 

[grassn]

I would suggest 2 places...

1. Camo4u - Camo4u.com

2. Camoskinz - Camoskinz.com

They offer a lifetime warranty on their materials....

Did you ever do this?

 

[RailRoadRetrievers]

No I contacted a local truck accessories shop and they are going to do it when I get ready. Ordering it from CamoSkinz though

 

[grassn]

We went with a full camo wrap from Camoskinz for our F150 and it turned out great... I would highly recommend.

 

[grassn]

No I contacted a local truck accessories shop and they are going to do it when I get ready. Ordering it from CamoSkinz though

Good call... we love our Camoskinz