Anyone paint or wrap their 100 series in a newer TRD color option? I'm digging some of the blue colors, curious if anyone has pics 100 series in newer TRD colors?
New TRD color on 100 Series?
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Looks awesome guys, hope anyone else that has painted a 100 series posts a picture.
shtbrwn86
SILVER Star
I'd love to see one in VooDoo Blue like on some of the new 4Runners and Tacomas
BullElk
SILVER Star
What kind of coinage would it take to get the cavalry blue on a hundy?
Exiled
SILVER Star
My buddy's in TRD Cement Grey also. I think it looks awesome with the black bumpers and wheels.
Yup, agree that Cavalry blue looks great, as well as the cement gray !!
CloudCity
LuxCruisers
I understand 2-5 years depending on brand and exposure, as well as how well it was applied and edges sealed. The cost can be close to a paint job which is what's kept me from wrapping. I'd only do it if I "knew a guy." Also consider costs to remove the vinyl and adhesive residue when the time comes, many folks don't think of that. You're gonna pay a few hours to clean it up or spend a few more doing it yourself. Finally, and I don't know if this happens with factory clear coat on a 100-series, but sometimes clear coats can come off in pieces with the vinyl removal. Have seen pics of new Aston Martins with peeled clear from vinyl removal.
I heard you shouldn't wrap if you have any paint repairs (factory finish is gone), that the wrap could pull that up.
Can’t imagine a wrap holding up well off-road.
They actually hold up decently well. We have a couple show trucks at work that are wrapped and have been on some serious terrain, some small damages but nothing major… yet. I’m sure a small tear can become something larger quickly.
CloudCity
LuxCruisers
Some people wrap specifically for offfroad use as it keeps their paint in better shape. It's all a trade-off in one way or another.
