ClearGuard Nano SR Paint Protector Film

[caccobra]

I had my SPF MKII completely wrapped in Xpel and then coated in Ceramic Pro. Also had the chrome wire wheels treated with Ceramic Pro. The professional installer, Automobilia Auto Salon in West Haven, CT is highly regarded in the industry and not many would even attempt to fully wrap a Cobra because of its lack of body panels and it’s complex contours. The owner of Automobilia, Alex Jones, is a perfectionist and spent a lot of time and effort custom cutting and fitting the film and wrapping all of the edges. They removed all of the trim and bumpers, windshield, etc. from the car so they could have full access and kept the seams they had to use to a minimum and well hidden and then reinstalled everything. Not cheap by any means, but the results are well worth it for peace of mind when driving it and in terms of it being extremely easy to keep looking good.

[caccobra]

And here it is today just waiting to be driven again.

[desgros@vtlink.]

Originally Posted by caccobra

And here it is today just waiting to be driven again.

Very well done. Simply beautiful!!




John

ERA #3010 Slabside 289 SB BRG

[AdamIsAdam]

Originally Posted by caccobra

I had my SPF MKII completely wrapped in Xpel and then coated in Ceramic Pro. Also had the chrome wire wheels treated with Ceramic Pro. The professional installer, Automobilia Auto Salon in West Haven, CT is highly regarded in the industry and not many would even attempt to fully wrap a Cobra because of its lack of body panels and it’s complex contours. The owner of Automobilia, Alex Jones, is a perfectionist and spent a lot of time and effort custom cutting and fitting the film and wrapping all of the edges. They removed all of the trim and bumpers, windshield, etc. from the car so they could have full access and kept the seams they had to use to a minimum and well hidden and then reinstalled everything. Not cheap by any means, but the results are well worth it for peace of mind when driving it and in terms of it being extremely easy to keep looking good.

NICE. Where are the seams on the front end? My understanding is that the rolls are only 60" wide.

That's not too far for me to trailer the car to him to wrap it. Mind if I ask what they charged? You can PM me if you prefer.

Thanks!

[caccobra]

The seams in the front run from the front corners of the hood and follow the curve under the headlight buckets. You really have to know they are there to see them.
I recommend that you just give them a call and let them know what you want to have done and ask them for a quote. Ask for Alex or Christian. Their web page is https://www.automobiliaautosalon.com/.