Alsa has a paint wrap sale. I do have a wrap from them that I have yet to install. I may get some of the yellow for the next change. http://paint-wrap.com/

looks like its about the same as the plastidip stuff for cars, wonder whats better?

I don't know but the wrap is tough as hell. The adhesive is super strong, I tried putting on one portion and screwed it up, had to heat it to lift it. The videos I have watched (other brands) show the installer lifting it easy for repositioning, not this stuff (chrome wrap).

Alsa corp makes vinyl wrap, but i dont think that's what is for sale on your link.


"Can be brushed, rolled, or sprayed on almost any surface. And this stuff peels off just like car wrap film, but easier!
You can wrap/paint four wheels in less than an hour, using only a paint brush. No need to buy or rent spray equipment.
Paint Wrap is similar to Plasti Dip, however, our product is non-toxic, water base safe!"

This is their own version to Plasti Dip

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Id like to try the chrome on the motorhome bumpers and wheels, but guess its not available yet.

I pulled the trigger and bought a gallon of yellow with 2 quarts of clear. I have no idea if that is enough.

quote Originally posted by LornesGT: I pulled the trigger and bought a gallon of yellow with 2 quarts of clear. I have no idea if that is enough.

Take video of your progress, I'm sure many are curious how this really works. Good luck.

I did not see a demo or instructions on how to brush or roll on the paint wrap, but I am interested please post pictures and your opinions if anyone does the brush on or roll on application.

quote Originally posted by LornesGT: I pulled the trigger and bought a gallon of yellow with 2 quarts of clear. I have no idea if that is enough.

I contacted them and they suggested 3 gallons. Then they figured about $100 to ship to canada, that's as far as my order process went. I think I'm going to go with actual vinyl wrap.

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Wow it must have to go on thick! I wonder if spraying would reduced the amount.