Exposing Dubai Wrap Industry 

DMO what you doing these days brother that gets you a Senna.

It is part of his job….

This was before the flood I’m pretty sure

Wonder if he can actually wrap or did he just see a gap in the market and employ people who could .i don’t go back that far with watching him

Yianni is not a wrapper he’s a businessman

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Yianni can't wrap. He has said it numerous times in his videos. He saw a gap in the market and built his team when they were also doing modifications like wheels interiors stereo's etc and the Vito van fit outs before he concentrated more on wraps as that was a big part and was increasing in popularity.

I was going to say never seen him do any wrapping .stick to what you no in his case it’s being a business man

Stop being poor bro.

@@godoftheblock ohh sorry Elon musk 🤣

You’d need to inform dvla as well as your insurance company. If the car is wrapped in a similar colour I.e a different shade then you ususlly wouldn’t have to, there’s no differentiation between say a light green and a dark green or would just be listed as green on the database. However you’d still need to inform your insurance company of any changes, not doing so even if the car is wrapped the same colour as factory then it could still potentially invalidate the policy.

Yes you would need to declare it as depending on the colour, ( if it is completely different to the original colour, or if it is just a lighter or darker shade of the original) it may be seen as an in accurate representaion of the details stated on your documentation by the DVLA. Therefore potentially causing problems in terms of identification during traffic stops and or matters involving inurance claims for or against you. They essentially class full vinyl wraps as permanent under todays legislation so require you to declare any changes to the complete colour of a vehicle, even though it could be argued as a temporary, (removable) soloution. Where as in years prior to the popularity of wraps they weren't as tight on it all as they are today. Another thing to consider is that some insurance companies may not insure or may charge much higher rates to insure vehicles with full vinyl wraps applied. As even many of the top film manufacturers on the market today are not considered completely fire resistant. (Although still tested and very safe, not meeting some insurers personal criteria for fire regulations). And unless you can prove otherwise they may claim that it is not something they are able to cover or may need to charge you a higher rate to insure.

@@299SHREAD Many thanks for your detailed reply.

@@samb5327 Thank you for your reply..much appreciated.

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Never had my team With me

No... This is an insult for a Rolls. For a home wrapped 2005 Fiesta it wouldve been okay.

NO

So ?