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Spandex and 3M announce ‘Cool Cars’ competition

  • steve8125
  • Oct 4, 2016
  • 2 min read

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3M and Spandex are offering the chance to win £2000 of 3M wrap products in a new competiton. ‘Cool Cars’ has been designed to develop innovative and exciting wraps that showcase the creativity of UK wrappers, and promote them to a broader audience.

The two companies are looking for participants to show off their bespoke, one off designs, including partial and full colour printed wraps by uploading images of their vehicle here. But hurry, the closing date for entries is Friday 7 October 2016. The prize for the ‘Coolest Car’ includes a roll of the popular 3M Wrap Film Series 1080 including new colour choices, a 3M tool belt, Knifeless Tape Roll, and free entry to a training session for the application of 3M Envision Print Wrap Film SV/LX480. Two runner up prizes of a wrapping training course at Spandex are also on offer.

Offering a wide choice of options for vehicle customisation and personalisation, the 3M Wrap Film Series 1080 has been designed with sufficient rigidity to enable easy handling, and incorporates a combination of 3M innovative Controltac Film with Comply Adhesive Technologies. These allow for repositioning of the film until ideal registration has been achieved, ensuring ultimate adhesion, with air releasing channels providing a bubble free surface finish, ideal for producing eye catching vehicle detailing, decoration and full or partial wraps.

The vinyl fitter’s tool belt from 3M holds all the application tools required for wrapping a vehicle, providing easy access to essential equipment. Knifeless Tape Technology used in combination with 3M Vehicle Wrap Films, eliminates the need to use a blade for cutting film straight or curved when wrapping a vehicle, allowing for a more imaginative and creative one of a kind design. The training sessions offer a chance to learn the skills required to wrap a vehicle or other structure with self-adhesive vinyl film, including hands on application onto a variety of recesses and contours typically found on vehicles.


 
 
 

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