Green PPF DIY Wrap By TWRAPS

[cybertruckatx]

With help from 4 friends, I was able to DIY my Cyberbeast with the Army Green Wrap I got from TWRAPS.

This is my 2nd DIY wrapping job - early on we used a friend’s beast as the guinea pig So it took 5 guys 6 hours to finish this.

Note that this post is NOT sponsored by TWRAPS, and I paid out-of-pocket for my wrap.

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[devdrone6]

I like the military feel, now just need some beefy tires.

 

[bongulous]

Looks fantastic. You saying it took 5 guys 6 hours to complete makes me wonder why a company told me it’ll take them 5 days to complete…

 

[devdrone6]

Looks fantastic. You saying it took 5 guys 6 hours to complete makes me wonder why a company told me it’ll take them 5 days to complete…

30 hours of work - seems pretty close, maybe very slightly high. The pros should remove the fenders and mirrors. With the CT, you don't have to remove the front/back lights, most other cars you would. Also also there would be this thing called a profit margin built in

 

[Penukoko]

Is that the satin army green or the dark army green on their website?

 

[cybertruckatx]

Hmm, I checked my order and it says “Satin Dark Army Green”. Not sure why you’re seeing them as two different things.

 

[Penukoko]

Hmm, I checked my order and it says “Satin Dark Army Green”. Not sure why you’re seeing them as two different things.

My fault I forgot what the other army green option there was on the website but it looked glossy, but you answered it for me thanks! Looks great. How long if you did it yourself you think?

 

[cybertruckatx]

My fault I forgot what the other army green option there was on the website but it looked glossy, but you answered it for me thanks! Looks great. How long if you did it yourself you think?

If it is your first time and you’re DIYing by yourself, I’d give it about 12 hours+ if you wanna do a decent job.

I’d also DEFINITELY use the magnets Iliya (TWRAP guy) is using in this video:

Basically, those magnets help you align the wrap’s corners if you’re doing it by yourself.
And yeah, definitely watch that video. From start to end.

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