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Don Nguyen 12-02-2014 05:34 PM

Don Nguyen | Norcal / Bay Area Vinyl Wrapping Tour - December 12th - 19th 2014
 
I am making plans to be back up in San Francisco / Norcal / Bay Area to do vinyl wrap installations again between the dates of December 12th - 19th.

As a side note, I have had requests to do trips to other locations as well (IE east coast, etc). So if you are not local to me and would like to see if I am able to travel out to your state, PM or e-mail me and I’ll put you on my contact list for if I do make it out there and for me to also be able to gauge interest.

Here are links to some of my vinyl wrapping tours up to norcal:
1 - http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...066&highlight=
2 - http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...389&highlight=
3 - http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...186&highlight=

Just a reminder. E-mail (donathon@gmail.com) me to schedule/reserve your appointment slots. Everything is a first come first serve basis. I may have an available time slot one minute and it may be taken the next (this has happened before), so the sooner you can figure out your availability and confirm it with me the better. People who e-mailed me in the past get priority, so if we can't schedule something for you this time, still e-mail me and I will keep you on my priority contact list for the next time I make a trip up to norcal / Bay Area.



For me to process each inquiry as quickly and smoothly as possible, please use the following format below:

Subject title: Norcal December 2014 Trip
Type of car:
Material finish/color (IE gloss black, carbon fiber, etc):
Part(s) you're looking to wrap:


Here are links to pictures the cars that I have worked on and examples of my vinyl work, which I have separated into groups to more easily sort through and view them. My work is not limited to only what's seen/shown below, so feel free to ask if there is something you don't see but are interested in getting done.

Gloss / matte black roof wraps
3M Di - Noc / 1080 carbon fiber roof wraps
Blacked out chrome window trim
Smoked / tinted tail light pictures



Days that I have available at the moment (I will try to keep this as up to date as possible with how many openings I still have available):

Friday - December 12
Saturday - December 13
Sunday - December 14
Monday - December 15
Tuesday - December 16
Wednesday - December 17
Thursday - December 18
Friday - December 19

thanks.

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-04-2014 10:47 AM

I have confirmed the shop location that I will be doing all of the vinyl installations for this trip up there. It is going to be at my friend’s detailing shop.

And for those who want to see how far away the location from them is, the address is:
765 Mabury rd
San Jose, ca 95133

Also, his website address is sitelerwash.com/DetailShop, for those who want need any detailing work done. Feel free to contact him and let him know that you got his contact info from Don and he’ll be able to help you out.


The owner of this black Audi A7 quattro had me do quite a bit of work for his car. He had me black out his chrome window trim with my gloss black vinyl and also plasti dip his wheels, front grill, and rear badges in matte black. Just changing those few items completely changed the look of the car. It gave the car a more aggressive look and stance. By getting rid of all of the chrome on the car at the same time, it really made everything flow together quite well.

Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3257.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3258.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3259.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3260.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3261.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3262.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-06-2014 04:59 PM

It is not uncommon to have customers bring me by cars that have had clear coat or paint damage on them, for me to cover up with my vinyl materials. I have also wrapped over chrome window trim pieces that have oxidized from being out in the sun and exposed weather all the time as well.

The owner of this silver Nissan 350z was having clear coat failure/issues on his roof and wanted a fix that would cover up the ugly oxidizing paint and to also prevent it from spreading further. He had me vinyl wrap his roof with my gloss black vinyl material. In addition to giving the car a new look, it also is going to end up helping protect his roof from further sun damage, especially since this car is parked outside all of the time. It is a good quick and cheaper solution than having the roof repainted. Can be done within a hour, versus dropping your car off at a body shop for a few days to a week to get it painted.


Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3263.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3264.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3265.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3266.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3267.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3268.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3269.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3270.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3271.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3272.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3273.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3274.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3275.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3276.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3277.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3278.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-06-2014 05:03 PM

It is not uncommon to have customers bring me by cars that have had clear coat or paint damage on them, for me to cover up with my vinyl materials. I have also wrapped over chrome window trim pieces that have oxidized from being out in the sun and exposed weather all the time as well.

The owner of this silver Nissan 350z was having clear coat failure/issues on his roof and wanted a fix that would cover up the ugly oxidizing paint and to also prevent it from spreading further. He had me vinyl wrap his roof with my gloss black vinyl material. In addition to giving the car a new look, it also is going to end up helping protect his roof from further sun damage, especially since this car is parked outside all of the time. It is a good quick and cheaper solution than having the roof repainted. Can be done within a hour, versus dropping your car off at a body shop for a few days to a week to get it painted.


Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3263.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3264.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3265.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3266.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3267.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3268.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3269.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3270.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3271.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3272.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3273.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3274.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3275.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3276.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3277.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap3278.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-08-2014 09:00 PM

This black Porsche Turbo S brought his car in to have me lightly tint/smoke both the headlights and tail lights on his car all around. I took some pictures of the car outside and inside to help better show you guys the subtle slight changes in how the lights looked with my light smoke/tint film applied. Also took some pictures of one of the lights stock and the other tinted/smoked to show you how they look like side by side. The owner of this car was from Irvine and drove out to me in Anaheim Hills/Orange County to have the work done. Overall, I think the light shade was a nice subtle change to the look of this black car.

Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2463.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2464.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2465.jpg

During - Passenger/left side stock, driver/right side tinted/smoked:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2466.jpg

During - Passenger/right side stock, driver/left side tinted/smoked:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2467.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2468.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2469.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2470.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2471.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2472.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2473.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-11-2014 12:46 AM

This is a longer post than usual, but I figured it is fitting because it showcases just some of the multiple types of vinyl services that I am able to do. On this silver Mercedes Benz CLS65 AMG, I vinyl wrapped the roof and roof spoiler in my matte black material, blacked out the chrome / brushed aluminum window trim in matte black as well, and lightly tinted / smoked the headlights as well as the turn signal lights on the side mirrors.

The matte black really gives the car an aggressive non-factory look as well as a very sleek look to the roof.

It is a bit ironic, because the owner of this car came down to me in Orange County from the Bay Area, and now I am going to be up in the Bay Area to do some vinyl wrapping. The owner of this car was planning on putting on matte black wheels later on, which will really go well and set off the matte black roof and window trim very well.

Note: The tail lights on this car were not tinted/smoked by me, only the headlights were.

Before:
http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1627.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1628.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1629.jpg

Headlight before tinting / smoking:
http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1630.jpg

Headlight after tinting / smoking:
http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1631.jpg

Driver side (right) headlight tinted / smoked, passenger side (left) stock:
http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1632.jpg

After:
http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1633.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1634.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1635.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1636.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1637.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1638.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1639.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1640.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1641.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1642.jpg

http://wannaberacer.com/vinylwrappin...ofwrap1643.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-12-2014 08:31 AM

It may seem like a small subtle change to the car, but the before/after pictures shows how big of a difference it really is getting rid of the chrome/brushed aluminum that’s around the windows. It cleans up the looks and lines of the car, and at the same time gives it a more aggressive look.

Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2807.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2810.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2811.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2812.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2813.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2814.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2815.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2816.jpg

http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2817.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-14-2014 09:21 PM

I still do have some various spots available throughout the week, however, my weekend appointments are fully booked right now.

My scheduling for this trip is a little bit trickier, due to the weather, however, I'll still be able to figure something out for those who are interested in getting some work done.

Also, for this trip, I have made some accommodations for those who can't drive their car out to me. So even if you don't think you have time to bring the car out to me, let me know anyways and maybe we'll be able to work something out.

Thanks.

-Don

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-16-2014 10:36 AM

I have had a couple of people tell me that they aren't able to make it out during the weekdays and have been asking if I could do this Saturday, Dec 20th. If I can get enough interested people in getting some work done on Saturday Dec 20th, I can extend my stay a day to accommodate for those cars who are interested. Let me know.

This is a long time customer of mine that has had me worked on several his past/previous cars. The owner of this X6M had me lightly tint the tail lights of his car with my light tint/smoke vinyl film. The lighting wasn't that great, but hopefully you guys can see the back to back comparisons between the before and after pictures. The owner of this car was located in Irvine/Orange County. I like this light tint film shade, because it gives the car a very OEM+ look and looks good on both a stock car or a modified car.

Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2446.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2449.jpg


Before:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2447.jpg

After:
http://www.wannaberacer.com/vinylwra...ofwrap2448.jpg

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com

Don Nguyen 12-18-2014 08:45 PM

I get a lot of requests for pictures of interiors, so here was a BMW E90 335 sedan that I wrapped over the factory wood interior with the 3M dinoc matte carbon fiber vinyl finish. I don’t typically get a chance to take pictures of the installed/finish product in the car, because most people’s interiors that I do are non-local and they just ship me their interior pieces for me to wrap.

However, the owner of this car was local to me in Anaheim Hills/Orange County and came by to have me remove his interior trim pieces and also wrap them. Overall the results turned out fantastic and the owner of this car was extremely happy with the results. The cool thing about the dinoc finish is that it has a good feel and texture to it as well, so it doesn’t make the wrapped pieces feel cheap or weird in any way.

Before:
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ine=1398548788

After:
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ine=1398548788

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ine=1398548788

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ine=1398548788

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ine=1398548788

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ine=1398548788

-Don Nguyen

donathon@gmail.com


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