Sled wraps, why so busy?
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There are some cool wraps on here and some pretty flashy ones at that. They look cool and definitely stand out on camera as well. But they are just not for me.
With that said I did just the flat black on the tunnel and then did some sticker removal on the rest of the sled. Along with some painting of the shock springs, spindles, rear bumper mounts and the skid suspension parts, and gauge lifter. Mine is unique to me and I like it better than any wrap I have seen. But I might be a little biased as it is my sled.
This is the stock PRO (how mine looked when I got it)
I forgot to take any good pictures before I started the makeover.
After the paining, tunnel wrap and sticker removal.
VERY NICE!
Why has no one mentioned the obvious???
Busy patterns hide wrinkles, dents, blood stains, sun fading and dirt.
Busy serves a purpose.
All the flourescent colors however just mean you're an equal opportunity sledder who has a very different set of models on the calendar in the garage. Maybe something with a fireman theme (not that there's anything wrong with that).
Some of this shlt even makes eddy van halen laugh his *** off while wearing a vision street wear shirt. And that dude used to walk out in public in spandex britches.
Busy patterns hide wrinkles, dents, blood stains, sun fading and dirt.
Busy serves a purpose.
All the flourescent colors however just mean you're an equal opportunity sledder who has a very different set of models on the calendar in the garage. Maybe something with a fireman theme (not that there's anything wrong with that).
Some of this shlt even makes eddy van halen laugh his *** off while wearing a vision street wear shirt. And that dude used to walk out in public in spandex britches.
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There are some cool wraps on here and some pretty flashy ones at that. They look cool and definitely stand out on camera as well. But they are just not for me.
With that said I did just the flat black on the tunnel and then did some sticker removal on the rest of the sled. Along with some painting of the shock springs, spindles, rear bumper mounts and the skid suspension parts, and gauge lifter. Mine is unique to me and I like it better than any wrap I have seen. But I might be a little biased as it is my sled.
This is the stock PRO (how mine looked when I got it)
I forgot to take any good pictures before I started the makeover.
After the paining, tunnel wrap and sticker removal.
Very nice looking sled! Like a post above mentioned, less is more. Couldn't agree more in this case!
could you imagine wanting this???
http://www.sledspace.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5842&stc=1&d=1382146224
http://www.sledspace.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5842&stc=1&d=1382146224
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@Sandman, but wouldn't that sled look oh so good with my riding gear!!! 
Some of these wraps look like kids pijama designers took acid and fired up the sticker machine.
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Everyone is just trying to get their money worth. Who wants to pay $400 to have a sled that doesn't look much different than stock?
The more busy it is the better deal you got. You know just use that new math.
And of course you can do simple stuff for less than $400.
The more busy it is the better deal you got. You know just use that new math.
And of course you can do simple stuff for less than $400.
I absolutely love and appreciate well done, simple paint schemes/graphics. I might do another all black sled, or polish a tunnel again, but I've had a plain old green Cat, a totally black Cat, a plain orange Cat, an all black and polished Polaris, then I started getting bored. Went to a sliver and blue Red Bull themed set up. Bought a '13 LE. Really liked the LE blue, rode that for a couple trips......got bored.......and then I realized I've never seen one like this, and you know what, I absolutely love it and it's mine, so, if you don't like it, go ahead and tell me if you see me, I won't be offended, but remember, I might not like how your sled looks. It's my opinion, and that's one thing I AM entitled to have to myself.
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That was my exact thought when I saw McFarckle's and TuDizzle's sleds! Those sleds must have fallen into the hot tub time machine! bwhahahaha
They need to create a line of snow clothes to go along with those sleds.
Great looking sled Yamadoo.
I am getting a partial wrap made. It is simple. The theme is AR-15's and some semi auto pistols.
I can hook people up if interested. The person making mine is in law school, but does this on the side.
Besides I don't understand spending tons on a wrap. I ride hard, trees limbs are always scraping across my sled.
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I don't mind the loud color schemes, I think a wrap can show your personality. Like said above a well designed wrap is a work of art in my mind
My sled is not done I have some powder coating to do still, but I personally think that my Arctic FX wrap sets my sled off and makes it pop plus stock graphics are boring....
My sled is not done I have some powder coating to do still, but I personally think that my Arctic FX wrap sets my sled off and makes it pop plus stock graphics are boring....
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I like that design Turbo. I just can't do the neon colors. Personality ya say? Dennis Rodman showed his as well.
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I do like that one, would like something similar but mostly black with a bit of orange a white.
Mine is a one-off custom done by Breandan as he is one of my riding buddys! But im sure he can hook you up!
https://www.limenine.com/store/category/snow/
There was a skidoo 4stroke turbo that looked like it was made of leggos with neon colors and stuff. it actually looked really cool in my opinion. Honestly I like big bright colors, looks better than the dull factory ones(besides matte black which looks awesome too)
Someone has to do some kind of patina paint looking wrap....
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