first carpet wrap with raised logo

[srch4aresn 10+ year member]

well i recently got a 13w6 in a box that wasnt wrapped so i decided to wrap it and add the JL logo on top.

the first box i did i butchered it because i had no idea how to make it look sharp, plus i just used cheap walmart fabric. i watched this video which completely helped me out.

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materials used were new razorblades, higher grade carpet from ebay, and regular spray adhesive. the logo was cut out from 1/4" piece of wood

the only part i'm not too happy with is around the port. the previous owner had this behind a beauty panel so the box was hidden and while he was building this he added carpet inside the port. haven't decided what im going to do about that

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[srch4aresn 10+ year member]

the way i worked on the raised logo was when i was working on the side with the logo i sprayed the outline and edges of the logo heavily and wrapped the whole side like i did normally, and immediately after i laid the carpet i took a pen and went around the corners rather hard to help it stick. then i took a t-ruler and just got in the corners really well for a few minutes

 

[Bettr n' Revrse 5,000+ posts]

Good job for your first time

 

[Heeltoeclutch 10+ year member]

Looks nice //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif good verk.

How'd you get it to not be all wrinkly around the logo? was it stretchy?

 

[srch4aresn 10+ year member]

it wasn't like super stretchy like cheap walmart fabric, and it wasn't the stiff carpet with a "backing", if that makes any sense. like a happy medium.

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