Anyone amended an order?

[SAC1]

BlueHorseshoe, you can have any colour that you want with a professionally applied wrap. Here are some Macan examples:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1C1 ... Xr7zOEc9NA

It will provide protection to the original paintwork and can be removed when you want to sell the car.

[Paul]

Link to TimGTS’ green wrap

viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6613&hilit=Green

[N13LXC]

It means get the whole car wrapped in vinyl of whatever colour you choose. Will be pretty expensive and not an option I would fancy.

Not sure there's that much extra cost to a wrap vs PPF + ceramic coating... Just an option. if someone found a spec on a car and hated the colour, then wrapping it for say £2k (estimate) and protecting the original finish could be a good option...

I've considered making mine Nogaro Blue...but love the rhodium so is getting left as is for now...

[N13LXC]

Thanks. Apologies, what does “get is wrapped” mean?

No need for apologies - it's a new(ish) term on the automotive front... the examples provided already are pretty extreme...you can go for solid finishes, metallic, chrome, cammo - really whatever takes your fancy...

Look up yannamize on youtube/google to see some of what's been done, or Dub customs too...there's loads about that do it though e.g. TLC detailing in Stirling offer a decent service...

just an option, and cost wise, it's negligible if you were going down a paint protection film + ceramic coating route...

[Hitman999]

Night blue does look different depending on the weather. On a sunny day it can really pop and on a dull day looks more like black.

Check out the pics below ... personal choice and if you don't like it you don't. Good luck and hope you get a satisfactory resolution.

[Bazza06]

BlueHorseshoe, you can have any colour that you want with a professionally applied wrap. Here are some Macan examples:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1C1 ... Xr7zOEc9NA

It will provide protection to the original paintwork and can be removed when you want to sell the car.

My next Macan is likely to be wrapped and I like the look of those with the stripes.

To not worry about stone chips is a big plus to having a car wrapped.

The guy who has just bought my SD wasn't aware of "detailing" and neither was I before I visited this forum. It's a whole new world out there

[MCDK]

Detailing, wrapping, 2 bucket wash methods which actually should say 4 bucket wash method, drying towels, car dryers, ceramic coatings etc etc - forums have a lot to blame for informing us of new expensive must haves!!

[Wing Commander]

Detailing, wrapping, 2 bucket wash methods which actually should say 4 bucket wash method, drying towels, car dryers, ceramic coatings etc etc - forums have a lot to blame for informing us of new expensive must haves!!

Thanks to Semerka, I'm going to save £700 to £800 that I would've spent on Gtechniq detailing, and buy some Sonax detailer instead!

The £700 to £800 will go towards a winter wheel/tyre set instead!

[VanB]

Detailing, wrapping, 2 bucket wash methods which actually should say 4 bucket wash method, drying towels, car dryers, ceramic coatings etc etc - forums have a lot to blame for informing us of new expensive must haves!!

Thanks to Semerka, I'm going to save £700 to £800 that I would've spent on Gtechniq detailing, and buy some Sonax detailer instead!

The £700 to £800 will go towards a winter wheel/tyre set instead!

Cheapskate

[Wing Commander]

Ha ha - maybe! But not if spending over £3k on the winter wheels/tyres!

Sensible allocation of finite resources, more like!