Vinyl wrap on your Bronco - experiences / price?

[Bluray1]

I have a big bend 4-door on order thats supposed to get here in about two weeks and i'm considering wrapping it. I wasn't able to get my hands on a velocity blue, but was able to get a carbonized grey in a 4-door, v6, hardtop. Was considering getting it wrapped in blue, possibly even matte blue. Was going to ask if anyone on here has wrapped their bronco and what i should expect to pay? Thanks for any help!

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[rtazz17]

a lot.... Ive seen 5-7k range from other posts but no first hand experience.

 

[vbrad26]

Carbonized Gray was not my first choice either, but I have actually grown to like it quite a bit.
I know that does not answer your question, but thought I'd put it out there.
I'm considering doing a matte PPF so it will make it a matte gray.
And in the little research I've done, I'll agree with @rtazz17 on his estimate.

 

[WhiskeyCity]

XPel Stealth full wrap, $5k out the door. 4dr might be a little more.

 

[Bluray1]

Carbonized Gray was not my first choice either, but I have actually grown to like it quite a bit.
I know that does not answer your question, but thought I'd put it out there.
I'm considering doing a matte PPF so it will make it a matte gray.
And in the little research I've done, I'll agree with @rtazz17 on his estimate.

Yeah, i mean. I actually do like the carbonized gray color as well, i just love blue. The wheel choices i wanted would probably look a little better on blue, but i think they would look good on gray as well. I want either the Fuel rebels (bronze) or Black Rhino Shredders

 

[vbrad26]

XPel Stealth full wrap, $5k out the door. 4dr might be a little more.

Is "full" meaning ALL painted areas?

 

[BlueBronco]

I wrapped my own (Vvivid Ultra Gloss Smurf Blue) but it was ALOT of work and took ALOT of patience. Would not recommend the self wrap route. Before I took on the task I was quoted between $3500-4000 here in DFW.

Another local forum member just had his wrapped two-toned with great results.

Here is another thread dedicated to wraps.

 

[Baja Bronco]

I actually believe that it depends on where you live in regards to having a vehicle wrapped. I’ve seen $2500, all the way up to $10K+. Material also plays into the price

 

[Figmo]

Quotes from $5-$6 K for my 2 door. Needless to say…I’m no longer pursuing this idea.

 

[Bluray1]

I wrapped my own (Vvivid Ultra Gloss Smurf Blue) but it was ALOT of work and took ALOT of patience. Would not recommend the self wrap route. Before I took on the task I was quoted between $3500-4000 here in DFW.

Another local forum member just had his wrapped two-toned with great results.

Here is another thread dedicated to wraps.

Looks good! I have a c8 on order in that color, Rapid Blue!

 

[Bluray1]

I actually believe that it depends on where you live in regards to having a vehicle wrapped. I’ve seen $2500, all the way up to $10K+. Material also plays into the price

Yeah, that makes sense

 

[WhiskeyCity]

Is "full" meaning ALL painted areas?

Well, not exactly. They didn't wrap the inside of the doors, the door sil or interior side of the tailgate. All "exterior" surfaces. I did have them take the top off and wrap the top of the fenders.

 

[vbrad26]

Well, not exactly. They didn't wrap the inside of the doors, the door sil or interior side of the tailgate. All "exterior" surfaces. I did have them take the top off and wrap the top of the fenders.

Ah yes I should have been more specific.
I was just wondering if it was all "exterior painted" areas.
Pretty much any paint that would normally come into contact with the elements.
AKA: branches, rocks, etc. hah.

 

[YULQQKN4]

usually $5-7000 is aveage around NJ/NY/CT

 

[Bronc69]

Xpel has the templated pieces for the Bronco 4-door and my cost was $2k.
So, if you're an Xpel installer, I'm assuming your costs should be less than that.

My breaking point was $3500. One of the forum members has his Xpel stealth wrapped in NJ for $3500. I haven't had time to make a move on this yet, but will be in the near future. That would give the installer about a $2k profit or there about, which is fair for the amount of work.

For a Bronco, I think $3500 is a good deal. Anything above that would be just too much.

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