Pretty good vid tossing up between the pro kit after new paint or just go black raptor coat because my red 80 is due for a new paint job thinking about doing this ay looks mint
Definitely does look the goods, just beware of putting it on brand new paint, I think they say to wait a month or so after new paint.... if going over older paint I thinknit even makes that look nicer too ;)
Great to see the how much protection the wrap provided. Did the wrap look that it needed replacing? Would it be realistic to expect getting 2 years or more before needing to replace the wrap if youre regularly driving gravel outback roads?
It did do an amazing job, the wrap still looked great.. some spot that had lifted in the corner looked a bit shabby, but I just trimmed them off with a stanely knife and reheated the edge and it was good to go. I got 18 months out of a 12 month product, but they do a 5 and 10 year one now 👌👌
@V8LC100 bulbar did cop a hiding but that cleaned up easier, black trims not so much... but u can get plastic trim restorer to sort that out. Wa mainly for scratches that would go to bare metal and look shocking 😲
In the video it looks like once it's removed you can see outline of where the film was. Not sure if it was just dirt..? Did you find the paint faded where it wasn't covered?
Hey mate, a lot of it was dirt but a bit was some superficial scratches that just came out with a bit of a polish, nothing too stressful like doing the whole car :(
Cheers mate, at the time I put this one there was only 1 option.... but it is the one that is meant to only last 12-18 months so I think it is the cheaper one now as they have have a 5 yr and a 10 yr I think 🤷♂️🤷♂️ either way, works a treat that's for sure 💪💪
Hey mate really enjoyed this video, been looking for something like this. I’m a little curious I thought the bushwrapz were self healing? Why are the bush stripes showing? Cheers 🍻
@logoss6762 cheers mate, they are self healing if u pour hot water on them or let them sit in the sun for a while (heat brings them back to life) some of the scratches that made it through were fairly severe so I don't think anything could protect it 😉 😀 obviously the black trims up the door are subject to scratching but I figure they are easier to fix than a paint job 🙄🙄
We have finished doing our lap and aren't really going to be doing bush scrub tracks for a while..... also it was only meant to be on for 12-18 months as it was the entry level wrap that they offered and was on for almost 2 years 🤣🤣
@@ggbogo935 yes most probably, but at the time this was the best and most cost effective option, plus living remotely having a DIY kit that could be delivered directly ticked all the boxes 👌👌
as someone who applies PPF for a living this is so satisfying to watch :)
Cheers for that mate, it is great stuff that's for sure 🍻🍻
Another great review, very informative.
cheers mate :)
Wow that’s awesome! Cheers Marc. Definitely going to look into this for our 300 before we head off
Miss you guys on the Tube too 🤙
Cheers for the support mate, definitely a worthwhile investment 💪💪 we miss travelling, but the real life was calling, ha ha, take care 🍻🍻
Pretty good vid tossing up between the pro kit after new paint or just go black raptor coat because my red 80 is due for a new paint job thinking about doing this ay looks mint
Definitely does look the goods, just beware of putting it on brand new paint, I think they say to wait a month or so after new paint.... if going over older paint I thinknit even makes that look nicer too ;)
@@DucruznOZ Mine has clearcoat peel, paint fade and plenty of pinstripes 😂 so needs one at some point anyway
@@jonogunn33 sounds like it has been used exactly what it us meant for 💪💪🤪🤪
Great to see the how much protection the wrap provided. Did the wrap look that it needed replacing? Would it be realistic to expect getting 2 years or more before needing to replace the wrap if youre regularly driving gravel outback roads?
It did do an amazing job, the wrap still looked great.. some spot that had lifted in the corner looked a bit shabby, but I just trimmed them off with a stanely knife and reheated the edge and it was good to go. I got 18 months out of a 12 month product, but they do a 5 and 10 year one now 👌👌
Good review and good product!
Cheers mate ;)
Good review
Cheers mate, was a good product that's for sure 😎😎
great video, thanks
All good mate, glad to help 🍻
Looks good but how can one repair the plastic trim around the side windows? Also bulbar take a hiding I imagine?
@V8LC100 bulbar did cop a hiding but that cleaned up easier, black trims not so much... but u can get plastic trim restorer to sort that out. Wa mainly for scratches that would go to bare metal and look shocking 😲
In the video it looks like once it's removed you can see outline of where the film was. Not sure if it was just dirt..? Did you find the paint faded where it wasn't covered?
Hey mate, a lot of it was dirt but a bit was some superficial scratches that just came out with a bit of a polish, nothing too stressful like doing the whole car :(
I've been considering the Bush Wrapz but haven't bitten the bullet yet. But it looks like the Bush Wrapz works.👍
100% works a treat, would go the next level and do a full wrap if we did it again 💪💪
Hell yeah 🎉🎉
Cheers, what a great product 💪🍻
Is this the cheapest option or advanced? Thx mate and good review
Cheers mate, at the time I put this one there was only 1 option.... but it is the one that is meant to only last 12-18 months so I think it is the cheaper one now as they have have a 5 yr and a 10 yr I think 🤷♂️🤷♂️ either way, works a treat that's for sure 💪💪
Awesome thanks. Mainly use my car for touring and camping. Garaged also so looking at that wrap
@@LiVin4it1 nice one, even the entry one will be fine if it stays out of the sun for long periods, make it last a bit longer 💪
Hey mate really enjoyed this video, been looking for something like this. I’m a little curious I thought the bushwrapz were self healing? Why are the bush stripes showing?
Cheers 🍻
@logoss6762 cheers mate, they are self healing if u pour hot water on them or let them sit in the sun for a while (heat brings them back to life) some of the scratches that made it through were fairly severe so I don't think anything could protect it 😉 😀 obviously the black trims up the door are subject to scratching but I figure they are easier to fix than a paint job 🙄🙄
Hey mate what was the reason for taking it off?
We have finished doing our lap and aren't really going to be doing bush scrub tracks for a while..... also it was only meant to be on for 12-18 months as it was the entry level wrap that they offered and was on for almost 2 years 🤣🤣
@@DucruznOZ ah that's awesome, so I assume the 5 year one would be better again?
@@Eddie_Turbo yeah absolutely, when we got it 2 years ago they only had the one option....
What happens if u leave it on indefinitely?
@@kevbo091 it will become less effective and start to deteriorate
Is that kamar rear bumper?
Hey, no it is an Opposite Lock one 🍻🍻
Yep, $7000 to do full wrap on my next gen raptor.
Wow, that's a fair bit.... definitely have to weigh up ur options there....
Seeing your thumbnail, holding a bunch of plastic scrunched up. Puts into perspective how ridiculous the price is for the wrap 😂
Ha ha, yes but the price of fixing all ur panels from tons of scratches and gouges sorta makes up for it ;) each to their own I suppose 😎😎
doing a proper PPF wrap with something like XPEL is way better
@@ggbogo935 yes most probably, but at the time this was the best and most cost effective option, plus living remotely having a DIY kit that could be delivered directly ticked all the boxes 👌👌