It's strictly a cosmetic thing. I mentioned that it protected the paint as a side benefit. It's a modification that, if done properly, not only does it not damage the finish of the car but even protects it.

Ironically, many people on here have some kind of clear bra like Ventureshield applied a large portion of their cars. Unlike a wrap, tHis is truly a "protect your paint only" type of modification in that it has no other aesthetic benefit. In fact, IMO it detracts from the finish to some degree no matter how good the quality of the install. Some may argue that their clear bra is not visible but from a few feet away, but the fact is that it still is not a cosmetic improvement (until you remove it, perhaps).

For the record, I applied a vinyl wrap stripe to my car, but would not do a clear bra. See here.

 

I'm not the one that mentioned protection, Duh, Karl did. I also said your choice, so watch your comments.

 

Yes, and your seat cover comment was pretty snide as well.

 

You have something against seat covers? Obviously you're promoting or selling something. You are free to have an opinion as well as me. It's a proper analogy.

 

Nice try. I won't be baited.

 

Now, now, children. Behave. Let's be civil here.

 

Meh. Passive aggressive trickery. As if I needed yet another reminder to stay away from Louisiana.

 

We tend to stop plastic Porsches and poorly mannered individuals at the border anyway.

 

Among other backward practices.

 

Where do one can get car wrap in Orlando area and how much does it cost.
Do you mean to say it changes even color of the car?
You can remove it without damaging the paint?
And are there led under side grill?

 

Wraps often completely change the car, usually in a mat or satin finish.

A random Google of the internet on Aston Martin Wrap turns up multiple examples.

This car was wrapped in lime green


This car in chrome vinyl


Flat black


Red


Etc.

 

Oh boy all of them really look very good.
I think I am going to buy DB9 in gold and use wrap.

 

Here is an older thread discussing wrapping Astons, a video of how it's done, pictures of various cars, information on cost, and discussion on the impact (or not) to the factory paint

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-not-wrap.html

 

About the bickering... The OP asked for opinions, and got them pro and con. Some like wraps and think they're fun, matte or not, other don't. Life certainly is too short, so if you like wraps, then wrap your car. If you don't, then don't. Simple

 

^^^ Sage advice. Cheers.