Send to a friendCHARLES G. December 20th, 2007 3:47 PM Link
And when you’re done it’s going to look like a car wrapped in paper…
Just in Time for Christmas: Here’s How to Wrap a Car
Written By: Phil Floraday
If you’ve been duped into buying a Lexus as a holiday gift, but have no idea how to wrap up such a large object, the chaps at Auto Express are here to help. They recently teamed up with Creative FX to wrap a Hyundai Santa Fe.
The process took two and a half hours to complete and involved 54 meters of giftwrap. The results are impressive, if a bit absurd. Our suggestion is to buy a fancy keychain from your local dealer and simply wrap that in a jewelry box. Perhaps we’re lazy, but who has a couple hours to wrap a car?
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