Camo Wraps kit for ATV

went with Camo4u vinyl - very pleased. I will try to post pics shortly

Gunny said:

Well, I just got my Hydro-Dipped fenders back ... I freak'in love'em !!! :cheer:

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I'm a little late to the party, but Gunny that looks great. If you don't mind me asking what did that run? Where did you do it. I'm on the hunt for a project quad and in my opinion this is the best way to dress up a tired looking quad.

The camo vinyl wraps from Camo4u are cheaper than getting dipped, but you have to install yourself. Dipping costs quite a bit more, but you can let someone else worry about it.... each has their benefits....

Koko said:

I'm a little late to the party, but Gunny that looks great. If you don't mind me asking what did that run? Where did you do it. I'm on the hunt for a project quad and in my opinion this is the best way to dress up a tired looking quad.

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It cost me $600 for both fenders, the gas tank cover & the fenders flares. He did knock some off the price however. I then stripped all the stock decals & heat shields off the stock fenders. And I bought knew decals & heat shield to reinstall once I got the fenders back. So there's that cost as well. ccasion14:

I had it done by a local company (if 82 miles one way is local) ....
Black Ice Coatings

Check out the gallery & the testimonials.

You can ship stuff to them if you like, but shipping is pricey. (I know cause I bought this set of green fenders from a guy in Ohio)

If you do a google search for Hydro-Dipping in your area, you may find a place closer to where you live. :seesaw:

BATTLEGUN said:

Welcome!

I think Gunny did his Grizz with something similar to this. Maybe he'll pipe up to help you out.

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I went with CamoSKINZ - Now Entering Camo Country and it has held up for over 8 years now...