Another alternative to giving your ride some character is Camo Wrap. As you can see from the pics, You can totally transform virtually to any pattern. I admit it does take some "technique", but a hair dryer, squeegee , few cold drinks and your done. We chose the Realtree Black. I think it looks killer!! Oh yea, a 4'x4' piece done the whole machine. It only cost about $80.
Mr Electric
Camo Wrap for the Pioneer!
Another alternative to giving your ride some character is Camo Wrap. As you can see from the pics, You can totally transform virtually to any pattern. I admit it does take some "technique", but a hair dryer, squeegee , few cold drinks and your done. We chose the Realtree Black. I think it looks killer!! Oh yea, a 4'x4' piece done the whole machine. It only cost about $80.
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that looks really cool. Where do you get that wrap? Mine is already Camo but you gave me some other ideas 
Nice job! Has anyone ever tried taking the wrap off after a couple years? I am thinking this might be a good way to keep the fenders from getting all scratched up, especially if you wanted to trade up later.
Part of my intent to cover the P4 was to protect the original plastic. I dont know how it will look when removed. I got the Camo from camowrap.com . It comes in many different patterns from camo to carbon fiber etc. We though the Realtree Black would set off the P4. Like i said it takes some technique, but it is very forgiving and easy to fix a mistake. I' m very impressed with the product. While covering the hood, i let the wrap fold back on itself. (kinda like letting Duck tape stick together.) I thought i was done. Took the hair dryer heated it up, pulled really hard, it came a part and was able to reapply to the vehicle. Thanks for all the positive feedback!
That looks awesome wrapped. Are you leaving the decal on the box or did you fit a few pieces back there?
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