Can't tell if hes trolling or not

@@absolutelyfailz4480 people either really like the car or hate it so who knows. car is currently getting bagged. has the wing and wheels installed now though looks way better!

precisely😂

I also like the stock cladding, the color match does look nice on certain colors as well but the cladding let’s all the other wrx’s know just by looking, that my engine is bigger 😂 so that’s right keep looking at my ugly ass plastic cus that’s all your gonna see 🤘

@@king_cobra3694 we honestly like the look of it with the plastic it’s not as bad as people make it seem. but everyone has their own taste and style

Well especially with this color the rubystone really pops with the black cladding

actually neither. he’s my closest friend and wanted me to try and wrap it as is, wasn’t any guarantee i told him. as the correct way would be to sand, prime, paint then wrap. but wrapped it as is. and it’s actually never lifted even over a year later. which i still can’t believe

i’d recommend to still do it correct. if this was a normal customer i would have never even touched the plastics. if i did they would have been sent out for sand, prime and paint then i’d offer to wrap them

would need to be prepped(sanded and primed) since it’s a textured plastic it has no surface energy so wrap won’t stick to it

@@cgwraps. it would be nice with paint match

@@loveseat9895 everything will be done with time, everything that’s plastic will be prepped and wrapped🙌

@@cgwraps. Is that what you did to the fenders? Or did it have the aeroflow fenders on it?

100% told him it might not even last a week since it’s plastic. it was his decision to do it until his color matched ones come in. but the car is getting a wide body soon anyways!

we’d 100% recommend sanding and priming first so they have a surface energy for the wrap to bond too. we got lucky with the wrap we used. APA is super sticky vinyl wrap so it bonded fine to the plastic. any other brand would have been an issue probably next day

@@cgwraps. awesome planning on buying the same year wrx and I have wrapped a few cars before myself and plan on picking up wrapping again so you don’t think Avery would work because it’s not that tacky on that specific plastic piece ? I wanna do a fully Matte black wrap with some purple plastics probably will be getting the car in January but trying to plan ahead though

@@chase9615 avery might have a harder time for sure to stick to it, it’s easy enough to sand smooth yourself tho. the texture isn’t too bad. maybe 10 mins each piece if that

@@cgwraps. I’ll probably sand and prime it do you have a certain primer you’d recommend for that specific plastic also thanks for the fast replies ! You earned a sub

@@chase9615 i’m not too crazy into the painting game, but another thing to use to promote adhesion would be 3m primer 94 it’s a liquid based adhesive that dries in minutes and bonds amazingly to any vinyl wrap. and thanks man truly appreciate the support. any questions or concerns reach out to us on instagram @cgwraps for a quicker response!

thanks guys!

you’d need to get them sanded and prepped prior to wrap, got lucky with his as the APA wrap material has an extremely high tac so it stuck nice and is lasting as the same day it was installed

gloss rubystone by apa

we always recommend using 75' for every vehicle. best to have a whole roll then come up short. realistically youll be fine with 60'

it was a last second decision made by the owner when he came to get the car he decided to see if we could try it and see how it will hold up. super simple though should take like 15-20 mins to do all of them really quick

@@cgwraps. 👍, hows it holding up?

@@teamsynikal38 never had any issues surprisingly. but i’d definitely recommend doing it proper and sanding them down and priming

all wraps vary. most brands can be anywhere from 3-7 year lifespans. a lot factors into it like how the cars taken care of. what zone you live in, if the cars garages or sits in the sun etc etc

absolutely can, but to find a color matching wrap will be the difficult part, for 100% accuracy i’d recommend having them painted. reply would cost much just to prep and paint the flares

you can do either or, if it has a spoiler it will hide your seam for the most part. or could 1 piece it like really any other trunk

we have a full disassembly video on the channel!

totally get it! it’s a love or hate color. either gonna love it or hate it. definitely not for everyone. thank you though!

@@cgwraps. it was awesome to see you wrap it, the job came out really well. If you guys had done a matte graphite grey, it would look amazing.

@@LJ-mp7ir absolutely we’ve done a few 15+ sti’s in matte greys always loved them

@@cgwraps. I hope the matte grey wraps that look like sandable body primer fizzle out of popularity soon.

who fully wrapped there’s?

if you can show me someone else with a fully wrapped 22 wrx that was done before this one. show me and i’ll take it out the title.

no STI in 2022🙃

@@cgwraps. exactly

@@cgwraps. but the wings look terrible on this car, and its last gens design.